And even before that, telesales, telemarketing, customer reps, the jobs currently outsourced to India, and the current manufacturing jobs are outsourced to China.
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A Ring spokesperson declined to say how much of Neighbors's moderation is outsourced to Ukraine, or which regions of Neighbors activity are outsourced to Ukraine.
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In his acceptance speech at the Central Hall in Westminister, opposite Parliament, he played with the idea that "outsourcing" had gone too far: moral questions had been outsourced to the market or the state, historical memory had been outsourced to computers, risk had been outsourced to financial instruments, and so on.
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"With regard to flexibility in moving its production, about 50% of Mattel's manufacturing is in owned plants (about 50% outsourced), whereas nearly 100% of HAS' manufacturing is outsourced," she wrote.
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" He went on: "I'm possibly being outsourced next year.
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Isn't this simply outsourced to a handful of mail carriers?
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First lady Melania Trump's jewelry line has also been outsourced.
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This enabled further chunks of firms' activities to be outsourced.
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The bourgeois life they're rejecting is simply one they've outsourced.
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You can almost think of it as outsourced IoT development.
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Webhelp's outsourced services include payment management, sales and marketing services.
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Sales and fulfillment is outsourced to the online outlet Shopify.
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I.O. has argued, thousands of American jobs would be outsourced.
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Tenet also previously outsourced a portion of its engineering teams.
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"This NDAA was outsourced to the White House," Khanna said.
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Within China, censorship is, in essence, outsourced to the internet firms.
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Another 700 jobs from the UTEC facility will also be outsourced.
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In addition, 80 IT jobs are to be outsourced, he said.
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The companies provide outsourced physician services to hospitals and healthcare providers.
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The Times said email services for employees are outsourced to Google.
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Unlike the manufacturing industry, ports can't exactly be moved or outsourced.
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Boeing has outsourced 70% of the parts for its 803 aircraft.
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India isn't going anywhere — they will continue to dominate outsourced development.
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This is the first project where we actually outsourced the production.
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G.M. batteries are being outsourced to the electronics giant LG Chem.
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Collections are outsourced to Collection House Ltd and overseen by Westpac.
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The base tax rate for profits from outsourced jobs is zero.
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Clinton promises to bring back jobs that have been outsourced overseas.
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"I'm always subjected to that risk of being outsourced," she said.
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"We're outsourcing ourselves, instead of my job being outsourced," she said.
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But in reality, the physical work of preparation was usually outsourced.
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WeWork laid off 2,400 in November and outsourced 1,000 cleaning staff
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Later on, Specter again outsourced the accusation to another man's testimony.
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Still, I outsourced every menial task I could to lighten his load.
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That's been so decentralized for people, it's been outsourced to the internet.
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So they had outsourced all of these things to the retail channels.
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Farmers today test the chemical composition of their crops through outsourced labs.
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The government has outsourced and privatized work—to the misbehaving corporations themselves.
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It primarily provided outsourced IT services for companies, as well as consulting.
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So he outsourced security to a web performance and security firm, CloudFlare.
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I said we've outsourced that – or open sourced that, in that case.
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Moscow has outsourced politically motivated hacking to outside groups in the past.
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Nor does it include work that is outsourced to off-site contractors.
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U-Nest currently has 10 full time employees, and six outsourced developers.
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SynteractHCR provides outsourced support to pharmaceutical companies, from drug development to marketing.
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Some of those jobs are being outsourced again — in the United States.
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ISIL has, in effect, outsourced terrorism when it comes to the U.S. homeland.
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Far more work gets outsourced to firms like Virtuos than you might imagine.
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Microsoft essentially outsourced the plumbing to Google, which is happy to provide it.
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Branson also expressed concern about the concentration of outsourced business processes by banks.
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Currently, Tesla's battery production is outsourced to Asia, a costly and slower option.
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Education at Work is the earliest example of what we call outsourced apprenticeships.
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Just prior to and after these pushes, more work is outsourced, they said.
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Travel overall supports 15.6 million jobs that cannot be outsourced to other countries.
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These "outsourced apprenticeships" can reduce the risk of bad hires – and early churn.
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Its entire security process is essentially outsourced to Microsoft as a third party.
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She had a contractor re-do her roof, and she outsourced the drywall.
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The FAA previously outsourced a lot of its approval work to plane makers.
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For years now, big companies have outsourced payroll processing, janitorial services and security.
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Navarro recently said that Goldman Sachs had outsourced jobs and sent factories overseas.
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But even this tradition, like everything else about zuò yuèzi, is being outsourced.
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Others have outsourced the supervision of defendants, parolees and probationers to private companies.
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As with his old business, the workload is largely outsourced to a team.
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The logistics of shipping can be outsourced, as can website design and legal compliance.
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The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's detention centers are all outsourced to private operators.
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Facebook last year outsourced fact-checking to five partners: ABC News, Associated Press, FactCheck.
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In cases where operations were initially outsourced, Amazon developed in-house, technology-driven solutions.
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Or are there not enough jobs to go around without the outsourced auto positions?
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Nashville, Tennessee-based AmSurg provides outsourced physician services to hospitals and other healthcare providers.
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The operation of the mine had been outsourced to a private company, Mullick said.
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Since 2013 it has outsourced logistics for its own online food business to Ocado.
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The design of the app was also outsourced to a U.K.-based app studio.
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While jobs were outsourced to developing countries, there was no net loss of jobs.
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The attacks seemed somehow to have been outsourced, the costs of the aggression crowdfunded.
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Hot Wheels is a toy company and actually outsourced the "smarts" of these cars.
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Innovation is outsourced to developers of "plug-ins", which add features to a browser.
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The heavy lifting of operating a search engine is outsourced to a tech colossus.
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In this affidavit, Harwell explains precisely why he outsourced his Sea-Monkeys to China.
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But the cost savings that outsourced call centers appear to offer often prove illusory.
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The social media giant has outsourced fact-checking to five outlets: Associated Press, Factcheck.
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And it is at these service providers where new "outsourced apprenticeships" will take root.
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She is fearful of more American jobs being outsourced to China, India or Mexico.
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After that shuttered, Hillsong outsourced its conversion therapies to outside companies throughout the 2000s.
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To stay profitable, the factory replaced some workers with machines and outsourced some components.
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Some governments have outsourced a big part of diplomats' work to lobbyists and consultants.
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Over 100 protesters showed up to campaign for the rights of outsourced security staff.
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Eventually, the grudges between Barrio 133 and MS-213 were outsourced to El Salvador.
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Employment slid, as work was outsourced to lower-paying suppliers, including plants in Mexico.
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It wouldn't be the first time the company outsourced—not by a long shot.
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Its services include funding company cars and commercial vehicles, and providing outsourced fleet management services.
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Since Trump's inauguration, the White House has partially outsourced its Latin America policy to Sen.
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The job was outsourced to central bankers, who promised to keep a lid on inflation.
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It came out for other platforms, yes, but it's telling that those ports were outsourced.
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As for the website boilerplate, he blamed that on an outsourced web dev in Finland.
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Envision, based in Greenwood Village, Colorado, also provides outsourced services, along with medical transportation services.
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Sales skills We've hired many digital marketers over the years, both outsourced and in-house.
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Stephen Semprevivo, 257, of Los Angeles, executive at privately held provider of outsourced sales teams.
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Oh, and by the way, these are good-quality, local jobs that cannot be outsourced.
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A source close to the investigation said the home's catering operation had recently been outsourced.
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For years, ICE has outsourced the bulk of its detention operations to the private sector.
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Airlines outsourced security to contracted security firms whose workers were often poorly trained and underpaid.
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Functionality like volume control could eventually be outsourced to the AirPods or even motion detection.
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We do not want American scientists to be outclassed or our innovation to be outsourced.
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It has outsourced the running of more government-funded schools than any other developing country.
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They've argued that the company's initial contract offers would have outsourced workers and cut benefits.
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Democrats first outsourced their attempts to fight Donald Trump to the office of Robert Mueller.
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LET ME BRIEFLY EXPLAIN WHAT THAT IS. SO PERSHING SQUARE HAS OUTSOURCED IT'S HR/ WHY?
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Through outsourced apprenticeships, service providers have a leading role to play in growing American apprenticeships.
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Compared to these figures, the flow of jobs outsourced is a drop in the ocean.
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He eventually gave up, and the little advertising Apple runs on Apple News is outsourced.
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And here's the thing about water-related jobs — they can't be exported or outsourced overseas.
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For example, in 2015, it also outsourced FeatureFu, a toolkit for building machine learning models.
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The Republicans have outsourced their questions in the hearing to the Arizona prosecutor Rachel Mitchell.
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The review will look at whether drug testing services should be outsourced to cheaper contractors.
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The father, as the homeowner, is the one accountable, and it can be outsourced. Thanks.
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More recently, the FT has outsourced work to Alpha Grid as it tested branded content.
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Forrester predicts that spending on outsourced software help will accelerate by 6 percent in 2018.
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Their speedy supply chains rely on outsourced and often underpaid labor from factory workers overseas.
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He was turning out text-laden paintings whose execution he outsourced to professional sign painters.
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Typhoon Jebi hits Japan, pollution is outsourced and Amazon lands in the trillion-dollar club.
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On June 25th Labour promised that, if elected, it would re-examine all outsourced defence contracts.
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The protest consisted of Uber drivers, Deliveroo couriers, outsourced cleaners and fast food workers on Tuesday.
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Conventionally, these matrix operations are outsourced to a specialized chip such as a graphics processing unit.
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Outsourced services are measured against clear performance indicators contained in a contract delivered at set prices.
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Twitter had outsourced the development of the app to a studio in Seattle called Black Pixel.
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About a quarter of those cuts will affect workers like cleaners, whose roles would be outsourced.
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Its business model, too, is a neo-liberal daydream: almost everything that can be is outsourced.
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And that, no matter how slick the branding, will never be easily outsourced to a website.
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Private halls have sprung up as cash-strapped universities have outsourced to companies such as Unite.
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Delivery of the books would be outsourced to companies like UPS, as it still is today.
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Outside of the big cities, distribution is outsourced—presumably to people able to limit the extortion.
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Trump has largely outsourced his agenda to the congressional GOP and their allies inside his administration.
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Contract review was first outsourced to India to very smart, well-educated Indians who cost less.
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Be sure you only work with remote employees and outsourced talent who possess excellent communication skills.
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Vertically integrated companies such as IBM outsourced as much as possible in order to lower costs.
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Hong Kong has outsourced the care for refugees to an organization that is headquartered in Geneva.
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Doing so will put Americans to work in jobs that can't be automated or outsourced overseas.
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He'll be working closely with the RNC, where Trump has outsourced most of his campaign functions.
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The agency has outsourced debt collection since at least 1998, according to the industry publication InsideARM.
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Had my mother still been alive, I think the conversation would have been outsourced to her.
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Toshiba outsourced PC production until 2015, and currently builds PCs at its own plant in China.
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Quinn says this book taught him that leadership is the one skill that can't be outsourced.
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Over the past seven years, Senate Republicans have outsourced the confirmation process to the gun lobby.
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Most of its manufacturing and supply chain remains outsourced, though it declined to detail how much.
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Justice Antonin Scalia, who died in 2016, said he outsourced the job to his law clerks.
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Again and again, the act of reporting out a story gets reduced to outsourced content moderation.
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The irony was inescapable — I thought of workers being made to train their own outsourced replacements.
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I wonder whether something as personal as nursing home care can really be outsourced to robots.
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Anything below your pay grade — that can be done cheaper, better, or faster — should be outsourced.
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Ty didn't actually manufacture Beanie Babies — that was outsourced to China — but it did everything else.
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By contrast, credit participation at Zales, which has traditionally outsourced its financing, is around 40 percent.
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The only restoration parts that are outsourced are the injection pumps, which are made by Bosch.
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Third, Carillion's rapid collapse could knock confidence in other providers of outsourced construction and maintenance contracts.
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Our value lies in a talent which cannot be outsourced or easily replicated: our professional judgment.
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So it has outsourced the inefficiency to contractors to put the onus and cost onto them.
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The Chinese, Korean and Indian firms that manufacture outsourced U.S. designs understand this all too well.
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They painted a portrait of a foreign policy that had been outsourced by Trump to Giuliani.
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Couture can't be cheated by speeding it up, it can't be outsourced, it can't be copied.
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But such headwinds make the cost benefits of outsourced automation all the more attractive to lenders.
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I don't know, but possibly the danger is it might be one of the outsourced jobs.
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Meanwhile, both Facebook and YouTube have outsourced their fake news and conspiracy problems to Wikipedia's unpaid volunteers.
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That burden fell on the Navy, which outsourced the work of decontamination and testing to Tetra Tech.
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The White House appears to have outsourced their legendary video department to a fifth grade art class.
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Rising prosperity in the region means the cost of manual work outsourced to the region is rising.
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Xiaomi and OPPO, both Chinese, are even leaner than Apple, using outsourced production at home and abroad.
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The unions have outsourced the app design and its day-to-day running to an external company.
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"Our opponents of judicial nominees frequently claim the president has outsourced his selection of judges," McGahn said.
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This makes Leverage not just another outsourced workforce option but also a business consulting service, Meisel says.
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We are not just controlled by impenetrable social powers, our very emotions are "outsourced" to chemical stimulation.
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They've outsourced their factories to asteroids in outer space, and they relentlessly abuse their remaining human employees.
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In this case, I had asked our outsourced accounting partners to manage this compliance and they forgot!
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The hope is that will spawn a new generation of ideas from Apple's ecosystem of outsourced innovation.
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Outsourced apprenticeships are an opportunity for America to leapfrog into leadership in alternative pathways to good jobs.
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"Once again we have seen the government's outsourced model fail," said Colenzo Jarrett-Thorpe, Unite's national officer.
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We need jobs that pay well and can't be outsourced, jobs that provide dignity and a future.
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United has long outsourced short-haul flights to regional contractors that operate planes from Embraer and Bombardier.
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The local police also wouldn't arrest any members of the Voloveka, to whom they outsourced their terrorism.
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Now, much of that work has been outsourced to think tanks, which are beholden to special interests.
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This had led to the false impression that America's car industry has outsourced most of its work.
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President Donald Trump has largely outsourced Cuba policy to conservative Cuban-Americans in Congress, led by Sen.
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But Americans aren't too concerned about employment setbacks like having their jobs outsourced or being laid off.
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Rather than reaching out to new, outsourced developers, stick to vendors you already have valuable relationships with.
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We need jobs that pay well and can't be outsourced – jobs that provide dignity and a future.
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The FAA outsourced considerable elements of the inspection and certification process of the Max 225 to Boeing.
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We were going from our own factory base to an outsourced factory base, and we had layoffs.
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Since hiring Cuban laborers is not an option, menial jobs are outsourced to Jamaican and Filipino contractors.
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Northside is an outsourced investment solution designing tailored portfolios for each client's unique risk tolerance and objectives.
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Outsourcing development can also lead to a knowledge disconnect between the outsourced development team and the entrepreneur.
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Chinese officials are keenly aware that American workers are worried about manufacturing jobs being outsourced to China.
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We're going to wrap up Friday, but we actually outsourced this one because we're feeling pretty lazy.
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The system worked; the humans on the outsourced appeals team remembered the exemption for Burt's beefcake centerfold.
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This part is outsourced to traders who they think have the best prospects of producing superior returns.
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From shuttered factories, hollowed out neighborhoods, and chronic economic stress due to reduced income and outsourced jobs.
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I was put off when I learned that the knitting had been "outsourced" to his unnamed mother.
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But like Obama and Obamacare, he, too, has outsourced its actual construction to partisan allies on Capitol Hill.
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Instead of owning up to Red's own poor design choices, the company's deflecting blame on its outsourced help.
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They aren't rented or outsourced, but made by hand in the official Macy's parade studio in New Jersey.
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Other functions — such as web application security testing — can be outsourced and easily assigned to a services organization.
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In other words, Ambinder outsourced his editorial judgment about the speech to a member of Clinton's own staff.
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Medical marijuana has been legal there since 2001, with growing and selling outsourced to licensed firms since 2013.
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Facebook's fact-checking unit is outsourced to the Weekly Standard's Fact-Checker and his four nonpartisan peer outlets.
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" Jonathan Chait, New York magazine: "Republicans outsourced Ukraine policy to a private lawyer being paid by Russian mobsters.
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It's been outsourced in a variety of ways, partly to technology and partly to other forms of labor.
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Their jobs, like those of today's working class, seem to have been automated and outsourced to corporate robots.
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Rigney explained that PUBG's first map was a combination of asset purchases, outsourced work, and in-house material.
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In other industries, such drudgery would usually be outsourced to large firms specialising in analytics or human resources.
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By enabling such an expansive review, Uber's board of directors effectively outsourced much of the company's future direction.
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Aside from cost savings, outsourced trading desks also offer big broker networks, which are increasingly necessary under MiFIDII.
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Apparently, Microsoft outsourced development of the original controller's circuit board, and the finished product turned out too large.
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When the job was outsourced in 2012, she decided to pursue an associate's degree in health care management.
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I have always maintained that while the system may be outsourced, the data must be maintained in-house.
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They parroted a bogus report by a Fox News contributor suggesting Obama outsourced the skullduggery to UK spooks.
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He has not hesitated to call out by name companies he thinks should bring outsourced production back home.
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Are the privacy concerns of Apple users now being best served if they've outsourced privacy to their competitors?
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He saw it as an ideal form of manual labor, since it couldn't be outsourced to other countries.
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Emotionally, Mr. Ocean finds loneliness instead of redemption, expressed in spare guitars, keyboards, static, noise and outsourced exasperation.
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Envision, which is based outside of Denver, also provides outsourced services, along with services related to medical transportation.
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It expanded Medicaid, but even that, in practice, has been outsourced to the private sector in some states.
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That piece of the Republican response is more similar to how incumbents have outsourced reaction in the past.
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IWGB represents other outsourced workers such as Uber drivers, Deliveroo couriers, foster care workers, games developers, and others.
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The bride's father is the chief of staff at LogicSource, an outsourced marketing company in South Norwalk, Conn.
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With more food options at our fingertips than ever before, we have outsourced the act of keeping kosher.
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Most motorbike drivers working with deliveries in Brazil are not formal workers but rather outsourced or independent workers.
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"Today we worked on a part which could be outsourced to the civilian sector for $16,000," Telles said.
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For many years, Polaris outsourced the production of engines for its side-by-side vehicles to another company.
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After Radian investigated his allegations, the company outsourced Mr. Lutz's job and those of others in his group.
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The company provides a range of cybersecurity services, including intelligence analysis, disaster response and outsourced managed security operations.
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Mr. Obama and his campaign team portrayed Mr. Romney as a plutocrat who dismantled companies and outsourced jobs.
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Facebook develops moderation policies itself, but refines them with help from another group of outsourced workers at Accenture.
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That has seemingly been outsourced to Russia, Iran and Turkey, whose leaders meet periodically on their joint project.
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Relying on users to report a piece of content is the norm, supplemented by an army of outsourced administrators.
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Image: GettyFacebook outsourced its fake news problem, and it appears the company isn't keeping its fact-checkers fully satisfied.
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ThirdEye's image and text recognition has been outsourced to a set of commercially available tools like CamFind's CloudSight API.
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Because humans are a social species and evolved in the context of collaboration, wherever possible, abilities have been outsourced.
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Individual jobs can more easily be partitioned, subdivided, outsourced, and made fungible with the assistance of software and smartphones.
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They'd initially outsourced development to an NYC firm that burned much of their initial $215,5.5 seed funding without delivering.
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In recent decades, many Western governments have increasingly outsourced prisons to private companies, claiming that doing so saves money.
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Sorry I Forgot Your Birthday, I Quit Facebook For years, people outsourced the task of remembering birthdays to Facebook.
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He has also promised to slap a 35% tariff on goods from Mexico, a destination for outsourced American jobs.
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Amazon started by offering outsourced consolidation for international sellers in 2014, leveraging bulk discounts for cheaper U.S. import rates.
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Almost all the work that Carillion won was outsourced to subcontractors, who would often sub-subcontract it in turn.
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Rapid growth has helped nurture a crop of local brands, led by Micromax, that outsourced production to Chinese manufacturers.
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Better still, governments and other purchasers of outsourced services should learn that penny-wise really can be pound-foolish.
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Supernova: Programming apps based on design mockups can be tough internally, but expensive and hard to maintain if outsourced.
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Most services were subsequently outsourced in an innovative "Next Generation" model, to save money, but this was poorly implemented.
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Retaliatory tariffs could disrupt global supply chains for the tech and auto industries, sectors heavily reliant on outsourced components.
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Even though Number26 has outsourced the money-counting part, it doesn't mean that the company doesn't have growing pains.
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In 2012, the museum outsourced the jobs of 138 museum employees — cleaners, porters, technicians, plumbers, and electricians — to Carillion.
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The company still maintained manufacturing plants in the U.S. but outsourced production of some items, like its polo shirts.
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TPG, which recently invested in logistics company Transplace, expects to further invest in areas including outsourced services and mobility.
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This is a company that is a provider of outsourced recruiting software and services to businesses in 160 countries.
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Basiz Fund provides outsourced fund administration services, while North Street is a full-service alternative asset fund administration firm.
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Instead of physical, analog machines, voicemail was outsourced to service providers, which would digitally record and store the messages.
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Cramer watched as Flex has transformed itself into an innovation factory as an outsourced manufacturer, formerly known as Flextronics.
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Less discussed is that those jobs, once outsourced, do not support a middle-class lifestyle for Mexican workers, either.
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Trump tweeted late last month that this meeting will be "very difficult," citing past trade negotiations and outsourced jobs.
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They believed that Mr. Romney was a plutocrat who outsourced jobs and would favor the rich over ordinary Americans.
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He has not hesitated to call out by name companies that he thinks should bring outsourced production back home.
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They outsourced the estrogen to "a female assistant," as Mitch McConnell called Maricopa County sex-crimes prosecutor Rachel Mitchell.
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The revelations here are plenty: The so-called "cleaners" are young employees in an outsourced company in the Philippines.
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Some companies reported very low ratios and relatively high median incomes, but rely on outsourced labor for important tasks.
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Opinion FOR years, Republicans have effectively outsourced their thought leadership to the loudmouths at the end of the bar.
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People are despairing because their jobs have been outsourced, their wages are stagnant, the rich have hijacked the economy.
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Erogenous zones are outsourced to a crème brûlée's glassy, tappable roof, or to the plump domes of bubble wrap.
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In Manila – the original site of the outsourced Project Honey Badger – there were no content reviewers who spoke Burmese.
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To minimize casualties, the military outsourced any task that it could: maintenance, cooking and laundry, overland logistics, even security.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany said last week that many European companies have outsourced their data to U.S. firms.
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U.S. companies and small businesses have long outsourced work to freelancers in developing economies to save on labor costs.
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That's why turbine makers are prepared to pay a small premium to outsourced providers, several industry sources told Reuters.
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The council also asked that the agreement not apply to outside agencies if the city outsourced any police work.
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It means reckoning with private surveillance databases armed with dossiers on regular citizens and outsourced to the highest bidder.
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Many holding companies that are listed do not have internal auditors, and others companies like Carillion outsourced the function.
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We created an outsourced, in-the-cloud service for voice telephony and speech recognition, and it was really successful.
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Postmates could offer Serve not only to its customers, but to companies like Instacart for which it handles outsourced deliveries.
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Case in point, Didi's outsourced passenger support system was criticized for failing to act promptly on irregularities flagged by customers.
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What if Congress had continued to invest in its own internal policy capacity, and not outsourced policymaking to corporate lobbyists?
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When it comes to the TPP, experts believe that even more jobs will be outsourced to China as a consequence.
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Twitter users were quick to point out the conflict, many adding that many products used by Trump businesses are outsourced.
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Because the software was outsourced to autodesk, it actually works with other 3D printers too—not just the ThingMaker 3D.
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When they tried to intimidate his suppliers, he turned to in-house design, and secretly outsourced production to communist Poland.
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The project, previously unreported, shows how UPS is targeting a larger slice of the $85 billion outsourced healthcare logistics market.
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Some may be "outsourced" to professional cleaners, cooks and childminders, thereby becoming part of the increased GDP that McKinsey foresees.
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Stagnant wages, rising economic insecurity, outsourced jobs are a product of "who government works for", she said in New Hampshire.
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As shareholders encouraged companies to focus on their core competencies, firms outsourced certain roles—cleaning, accountancy, branding—to specialist providers.
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Northam's struggles are indicative of a broader problem with a party that has outsourced agenda-setting to the activist base.
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Arthur didn't bother to hide his disdain: This was not simply a matter of outsourced IT, it was computer science.
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Instead of bickering over who will do the vacuuming, would family life be better if we just outsourced the job?
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The firms had outsourced CCO duties to a third-party provider called Strategic Consulting Advisors, where Osunkwo was a principal.
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In December, Spirit warned about 85 supplier contract administrators in Wichita that their jobs were at risk of being outsourced.
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FireEye, founded in 2004, provides a number of cybersecurity services, including intelligence analysis, disaster response and outsourced managed security operations.
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Now, a fair amount of the day-to-day work is now also being outsourced to third-party compliance firms.
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The UK-based provider of outsourced corporate and fund administration services appointed Stuart Harris as director of global facilities division.
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"For years Congress has outsourced more and more of its legislative authority to a faceless, nameless, unaccountable bureaucracy," said Hensarling.
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If other teams assist or some tasks are outsourced — those teams and persons must be known and their training documented.
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Unionized postal employees would rather not have their pay cut or more of their work outsourced to the private sector.
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It would also be a crucial investment in our economy at home—growing good paying jobs that cannot be outsourced.
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I also outsourced my taxes by hiring an accountant, a lawyer to draft contracts, and an assistant to handle research.
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The kidnapping was ordered by Chechen militants but outsourced to criminals, said Cochetel, now UNHCR special envoy for the Mediterranean.
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The deal will boost Aon's outsourced chief investment officer services by adding more real estate investments, according to the people.
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TRADE UNIONS INCLUDING CABIN CREW DEMANDING 8% WAGE INCREASE, JOB SECURITY FOR 3 YEARS, IN-SOURCING OF ALL OUTSOURCED SERVICES
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The manufacturing, packaging, and sales of Kylie Cosmetics products are all outsourced to private companies, including Seed Beauty and Shopify.
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There are about 70,000-90,000 images and 20,000 listings that are checked daily by in-house and outsourced teams today.
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It's the sort of writing that e-commerce giants would've outsourced to AI years ago if the technology was available.
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Trump repeatedly pledged during the election to punish companies that outsourced to other countries and even bring back those jobs.
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The government outsourced much of the certification to Boeing employees, creating a cozy relationship between the company and its regulator.
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Pagemasters, AAP's editorial production service, which provided outsourced editing for publications, like the Sydney Morning Herald, will close in August.
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The company said it had outsourced the applications to a third party, and added that it had corrected the errors.
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The city's building codes are already among the tightest in the world, but their enforcement is outsourced to private inspectors.
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With oil-backed loans negotiated with China, Angola outsourced the country's reconstruction to state-owned Chinese companies and their subcontractors.
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And for nearly two decades, New York City has entirely outsourced its trash burden to other communities across the country.
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Trump seized on the fact that, as the AFL-CIO reports, over 400,000 manufacturing jobs have been outsourced to Mexico.
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And that doesn't include the roughly 1,000 cleaners and building maintenance staffers whose jobs are now outsourced by the changes.
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As it tries to manage overcrowding at its centers, the company has also outsourced its logistics technology to outside warehouses.
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It is entirely outsourced to traders who demonstrate the potential to produce positive returns over the next 5-10 years.
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China's lending in Latin American and Caribbean countries provides a telling example of how the country has outsourced its emissions.
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The hacking targets also include technology firms that provide outsourced email, storage and other computing tasks, according to court documents.
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Mira says it wants to employ these operators directly at first, but that, in the future, this work could be outsourced.
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"We know for sure care jobs will not be automated in the near term, nor can they be outsourced," she said.
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Experts say whatever issues with labor practices, exploitation and diversity we have on Earth will likely end up outsourced to space.
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Venture capitalists told us that everything could be outsourced and that all companies should be incorporated in Delaware for lower taxes.
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"Our content is less likely to make grammatical and spelling errors, but outsourced work tends to be stronger conceptually," said DeMott.
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The New Health Care Maybe family life would be more harmonious if we just outsourced the housework we disliked, research suggests.
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This will come about because many of the simpler interactions we use apps for today will become outsourced to voice assistants.
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Aside from Carrier, Indiana businesses have outsourced at least 3,660 jobs since the middle of last year, Labor Department figures show.
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The first, Fox said, is secure file transfers to ensure that intellectual property is protected when outsourced to a third party.
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Criticism of the (unnamed) Democrats who want to replace private insurance with a single-payer plan is outsourced to Iowa voters.
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In public education, school bus divers and cafeteria workers have been outsourced and a new form of privatized education has proliferated.
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Its service becomes a kind of outsourced delivery fleet for companies big and small operating in China and throughout Southeast Asia.
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They will compete with offshore-outsourced labor, quickly deliver new innovations to business and help companies gain an agile competitive advantage.
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If that rings true for you, then it's time to learn which activities can or should be delegated, outsourced, or automated.
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For example, take information security analysts: the sensitive nature of their work prevents these jobs from being outsourced to other countries.
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But that hastily created program, whose management was outsourced to private contractors, with confused and conflicting rules, only made things worse.
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Once a teenager who outsourced his house-painting jobs to others, Mr. Ferro, 22, has never been afraid to push boundaries.
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"Defense contractors are investing in start-ups as a sort of outsourced R&D," said Anand Sanwal, CEO of CB Insights.
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During that contest, then-Vice President Thomas Jefferson outsourced his dirty work to a secret attack dog named James Thomas Callender.
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All three companies build hardware products for which they may invest in manufacturing tooling which their outsourced manufacturing partners then operate.
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Areas like education, senior care, coaches, interpreters and other human-centric services unlikely to be outsourced to machines any time soon.
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You probably have employees in sales and customer service roles, but with a clear division as to what functions are outsourced.
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This is not the first time that LinkedIn has outsourced some of the code that it originally developed for proprietary purposes.
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But how does she leap into this national conversation without realizing that her outsourced partner does not grant paid maternity leave?
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He even outsourced the job of selling his re-election bid at the 2012 convention to a former antagonist, Bill Clinton.
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The European Banking Authority (EBA) said it wants a more harmonized and detailed framework to identify "critical" functions that are outsourced.
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He called this the "digital deluge," where our 200,000-year-old brains are overwhelmed by and outsourced to exponentially improving technologies.
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According to IBIS, the outsourced warehousing market is expected to grow to $26 billion by 2023 based on current growth rates.
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Oberreit said the deal with Turkey did nothing to address the chronic deficiencies of EU policy, but simply outsourced European obligations.
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The clauses underpin important business activities such as outsourced services, cloud infrastructure, data hosting, human resources management, payroll, finance and marketing.
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Eventually, a Google Nest Pro — an outsourced local technician — had to come by to help me widen the defunct deadbolt's footprint.
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Anecdotally, there's some amount of building angst among developers about automation, that we will soon be outsourced to code-writing machines.
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Radiology already, document searches in the legal area have become ... a lot of them have been outsourced and to some degree automated.
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Trump attacked the union chief for speaking out, and some of the jobs are still on track to be outsourced or eliminated.
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They also wonder whether his call for the return of manufacturing and outsourced jobs to the United States will disrupt Asian economies.
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But where I made my bones as a marketer was as the director of marketing at American Apparel where we outsourced nothing.
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Photo: APTicketmaster on Wednesday disclosed a data breach reportedly caused by malware infecting a customer support system outsourced to an external company.
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Then in the 1990s a few pioneers, including Cisco, and later Dell, outsourced manufacturing to a network of factories, mostly in Asia.
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Xi took the money and outsourced the job to another would-be hitman, Mo Tianxiang, while keeping half of the initial amount.
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Though most major video games are made in North America, Europe, and Japan, large components of those games are outsourced to China.
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As money flows into low-cost index funds, the job of scrutinising firms is being outsourced to a few dozen specialist vehicles.
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Companies that don't have the technical expertise to run their own bounty programs have outsourced this important security work to outside firms.
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For instance, e-drivetrains are outsourced nowadays to ODMs, such as Magna, and will eventually go to the Foxconns of this world.
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Publicly traded sensor technology developer FLIR Systems is investing in a strategic round of funding for the outsourced drone imaging company, DroneBase.
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That trend has accelerated as chips have become more complicated and more of the manufacturing process has been outsourced to specialised firms.
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One way to differentiate between these three clouds is by what portion of the technology "stack" is outsourced to the IT vendor.
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For his dissertation, Shestakofsky spent 19 months with a San Francisco startup that, while creating a jobs website, outsourced contact with customers.
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He didn't want his face associated with the brand and he outsourced a Chinese agency to scrub the internet of his name.
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No one bought the phone, which is part of why BlackBerry outsourced all their mobile devices to TCL in the first place.
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The health-care services company offers outsourced emergency medicine, hospital medicine, critical care and other services to more than 3,000 facilities nationwide.
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As Gizmodo first reported last year, Cambridge Analytica outsourced the development of its software to AggregateIQ, a British Columbia-based data firm.
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In Guatemala, high-level investigations of corruption have been outsourced to an independent body of international prosecutors backed by the United Nations.
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As many as half of all Delta-, United- and American-branded flights are actually outsourced to so-called regional airlines like Republic.
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Again, this should go without saying, but there is a tendency, especially when dealing with outsourced help, to take it for granted.
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If his administration wants to "drain the swamp," repealing this IRS rule allowing outsourced auditing would be a good plug to pull.
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Outsourced meals end up being higher in fat, sugar, calories and salt — all the things that can contribute to an unhealthy lifestyle.
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They'd understand that single-payer would be "a good jobs program," employing occupational and physical therapists in positions that can't be outsourced.
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Unfortunately, some would rather see these jobs and economic benefits outsourced to foreign countries with fewer environmental and worker protections and regulations.
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Under the Green New Deal, manufacturing and energy production in the United States would be outsourced to countries like China and India.
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It slashed its dividend payout twice this year, outsourced printing of the Star and killed the print edition of a regional paper.
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The development of infotainment systems is usually outsourced to third-party electronic component suppliers and not made by the automobile manufacturers themselves.
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School supply workers in Sandusky, Mr. Coffee workers in Cleveland and LG Phillips workers in Ottawa saw their jobs outsourced to Mexico.
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Operations are almost entirely outsourced to companies like Los Angeles-based AtGames, which builds the Flashback consoles at a factory in China.
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Vetting was outsourced to the Republican National Committee, which formed a group of two-dozen researchers, most in their 0003s, Axios reported.
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The government has also outsourced many low-paying positions — landscapers and security guards, for example — to contractors, who number in the millions.
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In response, nearly every council in Britain has cut or outsourced services, sold off assets and tried a host of budget gimmicks.
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Essentially, for all of Mr. Trump's populist rhetoric, he has outsourced his domestic policy agenda to the austere, spending-averse congressional Republicans.
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"Starving the regulators is the quickest way to ensure that this work is essentially outsourced to the regulated industries themselves," she added.
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But this time he's outsourced those duties to two exciting collaborators: Soho Rep's artistic director, Sarah Benson, and the bluesman Steve Earle.
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As it stands, help to vulnerable people is being outsourced to small organisations — most often charities — which act as a last resort.
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Corizon, which has contracts in 27 states and is the country's biggest provider of outsourced prison medical care, didn't follow those policies.
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While big business outsourced our jobs, the myth of success through individual exceptionalism convinced millions of Americans to outsource our own power.
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Coworking has made way for enterprise businesses, turning coworking companies from shared resources for startups to outsourced real estate and facilities departments.
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"War is the most solemn responsibility we have, and it cannot be outsourced to anyone," Kaine said ahead of the final vote.
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Creating speedy pathways for foreign medical professionals to work here — or for medical work to be outsourced — should be a no-brainer.
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"In South Africa, security is usually outsourced to private security companies, primarily aimed at preventing petty crimes such as theft," she said.
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But the results have been mixed; younger participants typically fare better than older workers, who generally suffer more financially from outsourced jobs.
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Instead, some budget-conscious legislators have outsourced prison food services to private contractors, or scaled back inmates' meals to twice a day.
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Many companies that don't engage their suppliers "have effectively outsourced their emissions to their supply chain and, particularly, to emerging markets," he says.
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These jobs can't be outsourced, are often accessible with only a high school or technical degree, and are often located in rural communities.
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Trump said a Carrier worker reminded him of a promise he made to stop Carrier's Indiana factory workers from being outsourced to Mexico.
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Global revenues in the outsourced trading business are about $1753-$2175 million annually and expected to grow 21-20.8237% a year, it said.
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Development also moved outside of Square: sections of Final Fantasy XV were outsourced to studios including to Kuala Lumpur's Streamline and Taipei's XPEC.
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Though technology has brought down the costs of making and transporting goods, many jobs have been automated away, or outsourced to foreign countries.
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Trump must decide if he will stick with Big Pharma and corporations that have outsourced hundreds of thousands of U.S. jobs under NAFTA.
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Foreign policy is outsourced to China (to the annoyance of other members of ASEAN, the ten-country Association of South-East Asian Nations).
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Earlier this month, BT customers, whose email had been outsourced to Yahoo, also found that their ability to leave Yahoo had been disabled.
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It may not be glamorous, but outsourced IT managed services tools raked in about $2.2 billion in 2015, according to a Gartner report.
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During the 209s companies across the rich world began to rely more heavily than ever on outsourced, temporary workers assigned via digital platforms.
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This is obviously a more labor-intensive approach — and maybe one not all brands can afford to undertake, especially if production is outsourced.
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Outsourced hospitalists tend to make as much or more money than those that hospitals employ directly, typically in excess of $200,210 a year.
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Global revenues in the outsourced trading business are about $2400-$1753 million annually and expected to grow 2175-21% a year, it said.
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Global revenues in the outsourced trading business are about $240-$2175 million annually and expected to grow 20-30% a year, it said.
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Among roles that Bogdanova outsourced were cleaning and security, according to one of the employees who was a senior manager responsible for logistics.
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"They basically outsourced to other entities within AMP who don't have the same duty to members as the trustee has," she told Reuters.
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From a density standpoint, for as long as we can remember, India has been the major winner with regards to the outsourced model.
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Early in his presidency, Bush suggested that about 850,000 federal jobs—almost half the federal workforce—should be outsourced to the private sector.
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For instance, since 1994 carmaking's contribution to GDP—to which outsourced production by American firms does not contribute—has fallen by about 10%.
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Rather than run draft legislation through an open committee process, Republicans have outsourced the entire deliberation to 13 male senators from 10 states.
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Since 2013, Morrisons has outsourced logistics for its own online food business to Ocado, whose range includes products supplied by upmarket grocer Waitrose.
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At least manufacturing costs have come down, since the majority of U.S. pharmaceuticals are outsourced to foreign countries, such as China and India.
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"The Trump admin has outsourced leadership of the Pentagon to the defense industry," Warren tweeted this month when Esper was named acting secretary.
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Content provisions are most likely to be supportive of wages rather than a sudden boost, and workers may worry less about being outsourced.
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And they have outsourced an ugly job to Mexico: intercepting migrants at the Guatemalan border, to keep them out of sight and mind.
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Government contractors can cover anything from outsourced services for agencies, such as cafeteria service at federal office buildings, to major off-site projects.
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He said because of these contracted and outsourced labor models, workers can't unionize and demand better wages like they did in prior decades.
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There's also the fact that, at some point, Switch users will be expected to pay money for Nintendo's online services, outsourced or not.
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Siemens said its corporate headquarters functions would be leaner as a result of tasks being outsourced, but gave no details of job losses.
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Soon after, the union head said his members' jobs had been outsourced to Mexico, China and elsewhere in the race to cut costs.
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A CNN investigation has revealed that part of the meddling campaign has been outsourced to the West African nations of Ghana and Nigeria.
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Nearly a decade of austerity budgets and declining funding for local governments, which pay for many outsourced services, has badly strained the system.
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Wovens typically require more needlework, which means higher labor costs, which means that they have been outsourced more aggressively than knits or denim.
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Such as when we got a midnight blue 1967 Mustang to fix up but outsourced most of the work because we're not handy.
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Allen, having no idea which to choose, did the only thing he could think to do: He outsourced the decision to his mother.
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The company stopped making its own smartphones in 2016, and instead outsourced production of the devices to manufacturing partners such as TCL Communication.
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For example, many retirement plans charge fees for the various services involved in offering an IRA or 401(k), which are often outsourced.
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The trend grew as the spread of information technology made it easier for companies to standardize and monitor the quality of outsourced work.
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Spend Some Money, Save the Marriage Maybe family life would be more harmonious if we just outsourced the housework we disliked, research suggests.
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That figure doesn&apost include groups of employees like WeWork&aposs 1,000 janitorial staff in the US and Canada who are being outsourced.
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In other words, it's difficult to imagine that every tweet could be scrutinized — even if the process is outsourced to other Twitter users.
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The government agency outsourced the project to marketing firm VMLY&R, which delegated outreach to Asian American audiences to another firm, TDW+Co.
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That was done -- outsourced to some law firm-hired consultant to look at it, instead of allowing the FBI to have a look.
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The other big question is, who will ultimately pick up its loss-making public contracts - another outsourced services provider or the government itself?
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The fund added that it has outsourced the securities lending operation to an agent, whose actions are in compliance with the German legislation.
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A new report on the global carbon trade estimates that 25 percent of the world's total emissions are now being outsourced this way.
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The subcommittee found that for a brief period beginning in October 2010, the company outsourced moderation of the site to monitor problematic posts.
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Facebook and other companies are testing techniques to curtail the need for outsourced labeling, in part to analyze more data faster and cheaper.
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The company employs 150,000 workers, and although it said there would be job cuts last year, the layoffs affected only workers who were outsourced.
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Spicer during his Thursday briefing parroted an allegation made by a Fox News analyst claiming Obama had outsourced surveillance of Trump to British intelligence.
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At the same time, some firms that appear to produce goods increasingly concentrate on design, software engineering and marketing, with their actual production outsourced.
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Durham is a subsidiary of National Express LLC, which says it is the second-largest provider of outsourced school bus services in North America.
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Not only does it own property, but it also helps real estate investors by providing outsourced leasing, sales, appraisal, development and property management services.
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But Harley-Davidson has outsourced a different type of work — information technology — that has thrust the company into the debate over high-skilled immigration.
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At any given time, three million trucks are on the road, and 50 percent of orders are outsourced at some point during their transportation.
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Local authorities with outsourced rubbish collections, for example, have been protected against the recent increased costs arising from new holiday-pay and pension entitlements.
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The U.S. Department of Labor has certified just under 1 million U.S. jobs as lost to NAFTA, with more jobs outsourced to Mexico weekly.
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Faced with a terrorism threat that has no end in sight, presidents have happily outsourced crisis management to the experts, shedding their campaign personae.
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High tech is blind to the plight of the migrant worker and depends on the largesse of governments for programmers and outsourced data centers.
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In addition, the lack of control over outsourced processes can also impact customer delight, like the courier shipping delays in the 2014 holiday season.
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Strive has outsourced the cognitive assessment component to an undisclosed, Los Angeles-based company, but the interview and other assessments are performed in-house.
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It gets approximately three-quarters of its revenue from fee-based businesses, such as providing outsourced leasing, sales, appraisal, development and property management services.
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The team that took over — which V.P. Mike Pence helmed — outsourced the political vetting of would-be top officials to the Republican National Committee.
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The 24 race has been notably nasty, with Trump assuming the attack dog role campaigns have traditionally outsourced to running mates and surly surrogates.
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In fact, tallying up the votes is so involved, the entire process has been outsourced to the accountants at PricewaterhouseCoopers for over 80 years.
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The latter allows us to be digital packrats who never delete or even organize anything; our messes are just kept invisible, their management outsourced.
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" It turns out that two of the production specs for two of the battery zones that were outsourced for manufacturing "flat out didn't work.
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That partnership outsourced all of the logistics of retirement benefits to Betterment and didn't require Uber to contribute funds to its drivers' retirement plans.
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But a shadow conflict still churned onward in the East, one that Kiev covertly outsourced to the very nationalist groups it once publicly disavowed.
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The technology industry needs to think more seriously about device addiction Most people and most companies understand the term and concept of outsourced development.
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"Market participants wishing to engage in outsourcing or delegation remain fully responsible for the tasks or functions that are outsourced or delegated," ESMA said.
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Tsai's government is betting its policies and benefits can lure back Taiwanese manufacturers, like iPhone-assembler Foxconn, that for years outsourced production to China.
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Raising wages above worker productivity is an even more short-sighted idea today when many more jobs can be easily offshored, outsourced or automated.
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They don't care about free-market theories; they have seen their jobs outsourced with big corporations and big government rigging the system against them.
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S. trade war could disrupt global supply chains for the tech and auto industries, sectors heavily reliant on outsourced components, and derail world growth.
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Many charities dedicate a significant part of their funds to raising money, which often is outsourced to third-party solicitation companies at high costs.
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O, in a deal that would combine two of the largest U.S. outsourced physician services providers, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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Clothing companies in the rich world conveniently outsourced the work (and the carbon footprint) to places with low labor standards and low environmental regulations.
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Amazon gets broad distribution for its technologies in a physical setting, and an outsourced group of sales associates to help shoppers learn new technologies.
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This is typical of the record industry at large: In the 19783st century, the job of archiving major labels' masters has largely been outsourced.
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It now has around 180, with most of them outsourced from a call center in Texas and an email response team in the Philippines.
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But as the customer support operation was outsourced and systems were put in place to increase efficiency, riders and drivers were often left wanting.
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But as more companies have outsourced more functions over more time, a strong body of evidence is emerging that it's not just about efficiency.
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The work of servicing those loans — sending bills, collecting payments, guiding borrowers through their repayment options, and handling any problems that arise — is outsourced.
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Mr. Priebus, who initially outsourced the details of Oval Office scheduling and paper flow to a deputy, has now taken over those tasks himself.
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For example, the price of Ukraine Java programmers has risen from $300 a month in 2001 to $85033,000 today, as have Indian outsourced talent.
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That job was outsourced to the PCLOB, which has completed at least one and possibly as many as three reports on EO 85033 activities.
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Propel's predicament is magnified because the food-stamp system's technology, like many government tech services, is outsourced to a relatively small number of companies.
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Some experts worry about routine surgeries being outsourced to ambulatory surgical centers, clinics outside of the hospital that don't fall under the global budgets.
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But this time he's outsourced those duties to a couple of exciting collaborators, Soho Rep's artistic director, Sarah Benson, and the bluesman Steve Earle.
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It's too late for Srinivas Kuchibhotla, but somewhere out there young men like him are wondering if the American dream itself can be outsourced.
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But councillors draw a parallel with austerity, where the government outsourced the blame for cuts by forcing local councils to decide what to axe.
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Starting next month, cleaning and facilities jobs at WeWork will be outsourced to JLL, a real estate services company, or one of its partners.
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These small companies might have three hours a month from an outsourced public policy person in D.C. That's not going to move the needle.
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Steps like diversifying leadership, enabling greater local content moderation not outsourced to contractors, and engaging deeply with the communities where they operate are essential.
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They come mostly from a select group of doctors at particular hospitals, many of which have outsourced their E.R.s to a company called EmCare.
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The UK-based provider of outsourced corporate and fund administration services said that James Ireland would succeed Spencer Daley as chief financial officer in June.
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Wizeline, a provider of outsourced programming services, is expanding its global footprint with agreements to partner with a slew of development shops across Southeast Asia.
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Now the country is reduced to a series of strongholds and survivor's camps, and most of the actual functions of government are outsourced to Bridges.
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"We outsourced the dying to them," said a United States official who worked in Syria, who was not authorized to speak publicly on the issue.
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The country is a global center for outsourced digital labor, which has helped create a digital and tech-savvy population of young English-speaking workers.
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The robot is being built in small batches right now, but Abbeel hopes to scale up, eventually moving to outsourced manufacturing to produce larger numbers.
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They've outsourced mass hacking to government agents whipped into the chaotic vortex of power politics and the peculiar potency of terrorism to flip political levers.
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"One of the biggest bottlenecks for labs, including outsourced labs like Transcriptic, is getting the samples out of the lab into their facility," Canine said.
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The most successful companies today live or die based upon their business partners, whether they be channel partners, technology partners, suppliers or outsourced operations partners.
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That, of course, depends on the volume of bookings and how much of the operations are outsourced, such as managing the listing and cleaning services.
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Many of the supporting functions are outsourced to vertical specialists, and connected (and disconnected) to each other at various times… akin to a living ecosystem.
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As sourcing, screening, skill-building, and matching technologies become more advanced, why not offload the risk of a bad hire to an outsourced talent partner?
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Meir notes that, perhaps unusually for a startup, TravelPerk has not outsourced customer support — but kept customer service in-house to try to maintain quality.
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Brown said some services will needed to be outsourced to private vendors, falling in line with Trump's promise to privatize some of the agency's work.
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Wade and deprive women of the right to make their own health care choices, and then outsourced his selection process to far-right interest groups.
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In other words, if your business sat in Brooklyn, New York but your engineering team sat in India, they would be considered an outsourced team.
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But only about a quarter is being outsourced by utilities, which prefer to keep much of the dismantling work in-house, industry sources told Reuters.
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But Roger Dickey's heart is in consumer tech, and his company Gigster had pivoted to doing outsourced app development for enterprises instead of scrappy entrepreneurs.
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As public budgets have tightened, crucial public goods and services like education and transit have been outsourced in the name of efficiency and cost savings.
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The SPV will also secure and ensure Carinthia's and its outsourced legal entities' legal capacity to act, and prevent serious damage to the national economy.
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"There is no lower standard for outsourced systems and controls and firms are accountable for failures by outsourcing providers," FCA enforcement director Mark Steward said.
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He has outsourced voter mobilization efforts to the RNC, which has contacted about a million voters so far, well behind the pace set by Sen.
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WeWork has already outsourced its cleaning staff, laid off dozens of employees from its coding school Flatiron, and reportedly cut staff at its subsidiary Meetup.
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These are jobs that can't be outsourced, and more of these jobs can be created with even more focus on protecting our public lands portfolio.
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The outsourced team mentioned in the report works out of India and is tasked with labeling content in order to help Facebook build new features.
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By enabling Postmates, they can cut down on the time they spend managing deliveries, by allowing local customers to choose outsourced, courier-based delivery instead.
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The FAA previously outsourced much of its approval process to Boeing employees, which meant the company was effectively in charge of certifying its own work.
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Likewise, a few years ago I asked some workers at the Mercedes-Benz factory in Stuttgart whether they were worried about their jobs being outsourced.
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They point to Americans who have been displaced when companies have outsourced areas like technology maintenance to a company that brings in H-21B workers.
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And it exposes serious failures on the part of the European Union, which has outsourced some of its migration problems to a country in chaos.
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Most of that is outsourced labor to a variety of different locations where they're building circuit boards, or they're building like metal machine parts, etc.
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She works as a director of finance for clients in New Jersey at CFO Strategies in Monroe, N.J., providing outsourced accounting and financial reporting services.
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The corporate apprenticeship programs our city's employers have implemented differ from internships or the "outsourced apprenticeships" Craig advocates for, which function like a temp agency.
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It creates millions of jobs that can't be outsourced overseas and is the only U.S. industry that has run a trade surplus for 60 years.
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That concept is known as "responsive space", and, in today's outsourced world, it often means calling on the private sector to do the actual launching.
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Even though China Steel may have outsourced the stealing of the information itself, they should be held liable for the results, which should be severe.
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So-called "dollar-sphere" markets have monetary policy that is at least partly outsourced to the Fed, and by extension are vulnerable to rate hikes.
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Besides, his former job, as an IT consultant for a large phone company, was outsourced to Manila in 2015, and Mr. Trump spoke to that.
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These companies just don't employ people in factories that have been outsourced; lots of Americans work in their American plants or at their domestic offices.
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" Instead, the Times's Coral Davenport writes, "Pruitt has outsourced crucial work to a network of lawyers, lobbyists and other allies, especially Republican state attorneys general.
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In September 2016 it announced that production of handsets would be outsourced, in a cost-cutting move to set the business up for long-term growth.
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Manufacturing and packaging are outsourced, and marketing is free — all Kim has to do is post about her products on social media to sell them out.
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He'd outsourced jobs and fired workers while running Haggar, and oversaw the collapse of a North Carolina textile firm, making millions while thousands lost their jobs.
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The company outsourced the development of its smartphones last year, signing a deal with Indonesia's BB Merah Putih to make and distribute new BlackBerry-branded devices.
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Anyone who has been around thoroughbreds will tell you that these horses love a job, and now Wooden Phone's duties were outsourced to younger, stronger workers.
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The issue is even more troubling when the work is outsourced to companies that might have lower standards of security and privacy than big tech firms.
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On July 27th the justice secretary, David Gauke, ended 21 contracts for outsourced probation services two years early, after the companies failed to meet their targets.
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Furthermore, Burrow is looking to hire people into B2B sales roles and a senior full stack developer (I understand much of its engineering is currently outsourced).
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Public-sector workers have been insulated from this, in part because governments are not profit-maximising and in part because teaching cannot be outsourced to China.
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Others that have exited e-books and outsourced to Kobo include book retailer Waterstones in the UK, Flipkart in India, and Sainsbury's big supermarket rival Tesco.
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The New York Times reports that the FAA has outsourced safety designations on Boeing aircraft to Boeing's own employees, in a textbook case of regulatory capture.
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In an attempt to save money spent on such outsourced care by skilled professionals, the National Health Service moved him to a flat in "the community".
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Today, the center is enjoying a revival, following a few dark years after the space shuttle program was mothballed and crewed launches were outsourced to Russia.
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This was someone you met once or twice, who might have worked for the venue, but was just as likely to work for another outsourced company.
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Closed-shop bureaucracies can be short of essential skills, such as the ability to analyse data, manage big projects or write contracts for outsourced public services.
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Trump outsourced almost all of his get-out-the-vote operation to the Republican National Committee, and he has almost no surrogate operation to speak of.
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The chain is so ubiquitous, it's almost like having an outsourced pantry staple available within a 5-mile radius (or a few city blocks) all day.
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For one, we have to speak up and speak out against cyber crimes whether they are outsourced or carried out from within governments or intelligence agencies.
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Like outsourcing, insourcing also has a major Achilles heal: You should not expect anyone to own the product experience in either an outsourced or insourced model.
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It could not decide whether search was a "commodity" business to be outsourced or an area worthy of heavy investment; its prevarication allowed Google to rise.
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The reductions are across the company, and reflect tech-support work being reduced, "not work that is being shifted or outsourced," Boeing spokeswoman Lauren McFarland said.
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Subcontractors further outsourced their work to third-tier workers to cut costs more, which would "inevitably increase the risks of industrial accidents", the 2181.9200 report said.
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Korian said the home produced all meals on site, apparently contradicting a source close to the investigation who earlier said catering operations had recently been outsourced.
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"The success of targeting chained restaurants with outsourced delivery is yet to be proven," said analysts at Berenberg, who have a "buy" stance on the shares.
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Bolt already manufactures its Engineered Silk protein at scale, with outsourced manufacturing partners, says CEO Dan Widmaier, and will be moving into yarn manufacturing this summer.
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It pushed its suppliers to do the same, and established partnerships with companies such as HCL Technologies, which provides outsourced, lower-cost engineering services from India.
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Although New York's agency sent more than 90 boys to him, it had outsourced oversight of Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu to the nonprofit SCO Family of Services.
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They argue the bill will boost an already healthy economy, leading to new investments by U.S. companies and preventing jobs from being outsourced to other countries.
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S. trade war could disrupt supply chains for the technology and auto industries, sectors heavily reliant on outsourced components, and derail growth for the world economy.
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Since the 2s, some museum functions, including temporary exhibitions, were outsourced to private companies, creating a confusing overlap of jurisdictions that the reform hopes to untangle.
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The cuts will also include janitorial and other service staff, with all of the jobs being outsourced to other companies and affected employees granted transition pay.
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Though the farming is technically outsourced, the Reiters also own a farming company, run by Miles's brother Garland, which grows about a third of Driscoll's fruit.
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Those skeptical about Trump's promise to bring outsourced jobs back to America point out that the types of jobs that were lost are no longer relevant.
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The hiring of young women and men to work at these gatherings is outsourced to event management companies, according to people with knowledge of the gatherings.
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Also, these jobs can't be outsourced out of state or internationally because they're primarily construction-based jobs that involve installing hardware on local homes and businesses.
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As Tillerson busies himself with downsizing the State Department — and sees more of his portfolio outsourced to the Defense and Treasury departments — Haley fills the vacuum.
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Employees of the agency also kidnapped suspects and took them to third countries, where interrogations were outsourced to foreign intelligence services with abysmal human-rights records.
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On Monday, one of Britain's biggest unions, G.M.B., called on hospitals to ensure that all outsourced workers suspected of having the coronavirus are given sick pay.
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Large parts of the public sector, including health and social care, have been outsourced to private companies competing to offer the best value for the money.
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The Parisian courier had outsourced the job illicitly to Mr. Arfaoui, who had been living in an abandoned car for a month after arriving from Tunisia.
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The total number of cuts doesn&apost include groups of employees like WeWork&aposs 1,000 janitorial staff who are being outsourced in the US and Canada.
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The herrenvolk welfare state never materialized, in part because Trump is too lazy to understand policy at all, and outsourced health care to the usual suspects.
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Despite the clear risks, the Board and its outsourced advisors failed to consider the national security implications of the decision to transfer TSP funds to Beijing.
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Car makers say they conduct audits at their main suppliers, but it is not possible to check all the smaller companies that may be outsourced work.
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It has a network of more than 35,000 A.T.M.s, about 163,000 card payment terminals at businesses and a portfolio of outsourced debit and credit card services.
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But, like Sarah, they might be surprised to find that those "first impressions" so carefully emphasized by career coaches are now being outsourced to artificial intelligence.
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It's that Google has haphazardly outsourced finding knowledge to its algorithms and to a website that is run by volunteers, and that outsourcing is killing the site.
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In its report, the FAA concluded that NHJ outsourced parts to an unapproved supplier, and a subcontractor fabricated production records and did not follow required manufacturing processes.
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" While another remarked that "at times it feels as if Facebook has outsourced the job to us, but we simply don't have the resources to do it.
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Over the past few years, the airline, under the stewardship of Willie Walsh and Alex Cruz, has cut staff, outsourced IT, and removed complimentary goodies from passengers.
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Even much of the construction, intended to generate employment and to diversify Algeria's economy from its dependence on the oil sector, has been outsourced to Chinese companies.
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In 2012 Republicans spent heavily in a successful effort to defeat a ballot initiative that would have outsourced the drawing of districts to a non-partisan commission.
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A review by international air safety regulators, commissioned by the FAA found that more certification work for the 737 Max was outsourced to Boeing than originally planned.
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"We are also testing tapwater in our power plants, but we have outsourced it to a Russian provider," Fortum Chief Executive Pekka Lundmark said earlier this week.
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The FCA said the companies outsourced functions to unauthorised third parties, leading to recommendations that clients switch and transfer pensions to high risk, illiquid and unsuitable products.
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Trump, in a meeting with the chief executives of several top drugmakers on Tuesday, said drug companies had outsourced production because of currency devaluation by other countries.
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Clinton has pointed out on Twitter how Trump has outsourced his own apparel line to Bangladesh even as outsourcing is a crucial part of his campaign platform.
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The newly introduced Senate National Defense Authorization Act states strong concerns about the integrity of the agency, called the AbilityOne program, and its outsourced management agency, SourceAmerica.
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When they came up with the idea for the social restaurant discovery app, Josh Stern and Adam Cooper outsourced early development to get the app out fast.
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Opimas estimates it works out cheaper to hire an outsourced firm if an asset manager's equities trader is handling less than $20.8237 billion in annual trading volume.
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This manual process is increasingly being outsourced and automated; companies like Social Intelligence and Evolv automatically process your social networking activity and provide hiring recommendations for employers.
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Private equity firms are now bringing software engineering back in house to make companies agile again after most outsourced their IT and product management in the '90s.
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Opimas estimates it works out cheaper to hire an outsourced firm if an asset manager's equities trader is handling less than $1.5 billion in annual trading volume.
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While its competitors depend on secondary supply chains and workarounds to adapt their software to outsourced hardware, Waymo can develop the two concurrently as one harmonious system.
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It is notable that Nokia came and went with little or no discernable impact on Microsoft's CAPEX spend (presumably Nokia had outsourced their manufacturing by that point).
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Although the GSA technically granted the routes to JetBlue, the flights will be outsourced to Emirates because JetBlue doesn't have any planes that can go that far.
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Rallyteam, which was founded in 2013, and launched at TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco in September 2014, helps employees find interesting internal projects that might otherwise get outsourced.
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Network roll-out and maintenance services are labor-intensive, low-margin business that have traditionally been outsourced by telecom operators to companies like Ericsson, Nokia and Huawei.
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He kept a lean staff of himself and three others, which meant he outsourced jobs like customer service and accounting to consulting companies in the United States.
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The office company hired most, but not all, of the outsourced employees to come in-house as part of a larger move to make cleaning staff employees.
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Tradeshift, the San Francisco-based startup that is trying to change the way companies work with outsourced clients, has announced a $75 million Series D round today.
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"In a way, we have outsourced our counterterrorism to the United States," said Guido Steinberg, a terrorism expert at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs.
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Abbey Life, which operates on an outsourced model, has 45 employees, Bannister said, adding that Phoenix would place its management in senior positions in the acquired firm.
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It follows criticism of the FAA, which outsourced many of its regulatory functions to manufacturers like Boeing, inviting accusations that it was insufficiently rigorous in its scrutiny.
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Even a specific issue like the production of surgical masks, outsourced like so many things to China, could have been the focus of a Trump-directed mobilization.
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PVH did with the Trump brand what it does best: outsourced the production of the billionaire's clothing to countries with the world's cheapest and most grueling factories.
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Edward is already the flimsiest Pygmalion in the pantheon: He throws money at everything, so even his lady-construction project is outsourced to shopkeeps and hotel staff.
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They contend that outsourced staff members are not offered the benefits given to in-house staff, including sick pay, improved maternity and paternity leave, and university pensions.
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In the next generation or so, she said, "You've got counties where upwards of two-thirds of the jobs have the potential of being automated" or outsourced.
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For many companies, hiring full-time employees has become a last resort, reserved for tasks that cannot be automated or outsourced or handed to an independent contractor.
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In response, nearly every council in Britain has cut or outsourced services, sold off assets and tried a host of budget gimmicks, experts in local finance say.
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And lastly, Sightway Capital will hire IT professionals to serve as a de facto outsourced IT department for companies acquired that are still in their early stages.
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Rachelle Peterson is policy director at the National Association of Scholars and the author of Outsourced to China: Confucius Institutes and Soft Power in American Higher Education.
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Among Republicans, though, the next steps are complicated by the president's ramshackle legislative strategy: The White House has effectively outsourced its agenda to its partners in Congress.
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One of the aspects of the new legislation that was changed by the president refers to the time companies could use outsourced labor in a specific function.
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The regulators also issued papers on how operational resilience relates to services outsourced by financial firms, such as cloud computing, that can leave them vulnerable to disruptions.
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The group said at the time its corporate headquarters functions would be leaner as a result of tasks being outsourced, but gave no details of job losses.
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"He went to Gateway and managed the billion dollar corporation and he looked at jobs and Gateway outsourced jobs," Thanedar said when announcing his run in 2017.
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I found an inexpensive one that works pretty well (disclosure: it was made by an outsourced U.S. factory in Mexico) and so I gave it a tryout.
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But he cannot admit to his contempt for women, and so instead he's outsourced the act of exploiting them onto his vague awareness of various social pressures.
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It exists because Western technology firms have largely outsourced manufacturing and assembly to countries such as Taiwan, which have built up large, specialised industries around the task.
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I don't believe that they have a patina, or that they show the artist's hand—they are invisible, after all, and Oldenburg outsourced most of that labor.
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The effect is that the bulk of the Democratic Party has more or less outsourced its judgments on whether Trump should be impeached to the special counsel.
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Unfortunately, we made the decision with our service provider, to terminate the contracts of eight of our outsourced employees last month based on the national labor law.
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"We've outsourced randomness to the furthest quarters of the universe, tens of billions of light years away," David Kaiser, one of the study's authors from MIT, told Gizmodo.
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Having focused on developing expensive social welfare programs that cost billions of dollars every year, Europe has instead outsourced its defense to the U.S. military and U.S. taxpayers.
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A review by international air safety regulators, commissioned by the FAA found that more certification work for the 737 Max was outsourced to Boeing than originally planned. Rep.
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The FTC won't just be dealing with a retailer, but an outsourced logistics provider, a grocer, a cloud services clearinghouse, a hardware manufacturer, and a voice search company.
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It's quick to find pointed quotes from historical figures that highlight their own responses to the things they saw and experienced, but it comes across like outsourced interpretation.
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Specialised in running global companies' outsourced back-offices, the likes of Infosys, Wipro and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) used to be national champions growing at double-digit rates.
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Now we've significantly reduced our resources to counter ISIS in Syria and outsourced our counterterrorism campaign to Erdogan, and to Russia and Iran -- two of our biggest enemies.
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The Malian government is seen as having lost its grip over parts of the country having outsourced the fight against jihadists to vigilante groups with scores to settle.
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The scandal came to light last week when it emerged from court proceedings that an American company to which some tests had been outsourced, Clinical Pathology Laboratories Inc.
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But here I found myself in the awkward middle ground, caught between an online service department and outsourced delivery service united only by their ability to disappoint me.
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" There's no denying the accuracy of Sagan's predictions about manufacturing being outsourced away from the US and the concomitant failure of public representatives to "even grasp the issues.
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A Chicago-based startup called ShipBob has raised $4 million in Series A funding to help small businesses and sole proprietors with an outsourced packaging and shipping service.
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In 2014, Amazon continued its expansion across the supply chain by focusing on logistics components that were previously outsourced — first inbound logistics and then, in 2015, home delivery.
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When Ken Jeong cries "Holy Melania!" after learning Donald Trump's products are outsourced, it gives online audiences a reason to like -- and share -- what he has to say.
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They have, in effect, outsourced marketing and sales to tech-obsessed early adopters who proselytise in their workplace until management too becomes a convert and signs a deal.
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Jefferies Prime Brokerage launched its outsourced trading business in June last year, and now has 70 clients, according to John Laub, co-head of prime brokerage at Jefferies.
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According to Laub, under 10% of their start-up clients were using outsourced trading in 2016, while the figure for start-up funds today is "north of 70%".
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To add to the confusion, a senior security official speaking anonymously to the New York Times said the Islamic State had "outsourced" the attack to Lashkar-e-Jhangvi.
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This course will help you get the lowest, most reasonable price for your outsourced work—whether it's web dev, logo design, market research, or anything in between. 9.
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The tweet from iPhone incident occurred when the Huawei's outsourced social media agency, Sapient, experienced virtual private network (VPN) problems with its desktop computer, according to the memo.
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The Department of Justice outsourced oversight to the National Corrections Industry Association, a group whose membership includes prison officials and the companies who hire workers through the program.
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Komal Ganotra of non-profit Child Rights and You said there is an increase in work being outsourced to Indian homes and wages being paid per piece produced.
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It was like a farmer showing off a great crop, but not mentioning that the tractor just broke, he fired the mechanic, and outsourced tractor maintenance to Bolivia.
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The China Banking Regulatory Commission's investigation will include lenders' issuance of interbank negotiable certificate of deposits (NCDs), their bond investments and their outsourced investment business, the sources said.
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The Bank of England and the Financial Conduct Authority said Raphaels had failed to properly supervise the companies to which it had outsourced large parts of its operations.
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Banks will be particularly scrutinized as to whether work that is outsourced from European hubs to countries outside Europe still complies with local regulations within the trading bloc.
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They outsourced the watch design and production to a company in China that failed to deliver and — Tan writes — walked away with a good portion of their money.
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There are two conflicting forces affecting the US workforce right now: the effort to bring back outsourced manufacturing jobs, and the push to automate industrial jobs using robots.
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One way foreign automakers have benefited is through the heavier use of temporary or outsourced employment, but Jones said the union wants to curtail, not expand, that use.
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But even in shaky economic times the unions representing orchestra musicians hold power because without players, the show cannot go on: Their product, live performance, cannot be outsourced.
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He explained that while Johnson Controls, like many other companies, has outsourced work to India, when it came to serving the market, there was more to be done.
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They outsourced their questioning of Dr. Blasey to a female lawyer because they worried about the optics of an all-male panel quizzing a woman about sensitive matters.
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God bless America, where we've outsourced empathy and righteous anger from the White House to television talk shows and learned to lean on the comedians who host them.
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Like American automakers and other manufacturers, the tech sector has increasingly outsourced production to China, where manufacturing and assembly of products is cheaper than in the United States.
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That the government that he serves has now climbed down could leave Netanyahu looking like a supplicant of Trump who has outsourced Israeli sovereignty to a foreign leader.
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G4S provides outsourced services such as providing guards and security, including the supply, installation and monitoring of alarm systems, as well as managing sensitive care and justice services.
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For example, "administrative assistant" — a job category that employs no fewer than 3.7 million Americans — is increasingly being broken down into specialized workflows and outsourced around the world.
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Once a module is given the production green light, the front panels are designed, and then manufactured by a company in Germany, with PCB manufacturing outsourced to China.
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"So much of this work has been outsourced, and without clear government regulations on how to actually disinfect the aircraft, that instruction is not necessarily clear," she said.
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About 1,000 cleaners and building maintenance staffers have already been told their jobs will be outsourced, according to a new grassroots coalition of WeWork employees advocating for them.
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Facebook's policies are only as good as they can be executed by the most rookie moderator on the job — and the worst communication bottlenecks at the outsourced facilities.
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"Jobs created in renewable energy and energy efficiency can't be outsourced, it's always local," said Daniela Lapidous, organizer for NY Renews, a coalition of over 100 environmental groups.
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It's important to note that Trump says he doesn't want a war with Iran, but the problem is that he's effectively outsourced his Iran policy to the hawks.
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Since 2009, the foundation has outsourced most of the endowment management to Spider Management, which is the investment office for the University of Richmond and a few other nonprofits.
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Do we want to spend money, public funds especially, or have people spend their own hard-earned dollars on learning to code when those opportunities can be easily outsourced?
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About 217 million students ride school buses -- outsourced or not -- in the United States, says the American School Bus Council, a coalition that includes public and private transportation providers.
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Filthy and overcrowded, many of these refugee camps are effectively uninhabitable, lacking even basic necessities; maintenance and supplies are outsourced to local crime networks, known as La Cosa Nostra.
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For example, Chinese clothing companies have increasingly outsourced production to North Korean trading companies as a result of rising wages in China and low-cost labor in North Korea.
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In addition to managing rebate programs for automakers and utilities like San Diego Gas & Electric, ChargeHub also acts as a sort of outsourced how-to guide on owning EVs.
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Social networks often do make mistakes around content moderation, which they have outsourced to an army of underpaid workers who must deal with near-daily changes to community standards.
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Moreover, a big difficulty with measuring the performance of outsourced services against in-house alternatives arises from a lack of transparent cost and performance information for the public sector.
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Ostensibly The Cleaners is about the outsourced workers that these companies use to determine whether photos and videos that have been shared online should be allowed to stay there.
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He has outsourced pension reform, which is vital to stabilising the government's finances, to Paulo Guedes, the liberal economy minister, and law enforcement to Sérgio Moro, the justice minister.
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Former executives said the lack of fresh funding undermined a proposal by the new executives to move Micromax's research and design operations, which had previously been outsourced, in-house.
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Unions have so far blocked Diess's plan, which would involve cutting several hundred of the 24,22020 jobs involved in making plastic parts, an area competitors have long since outsourced.
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Currently I'm in the midst of creating an outsourced design co-op in Kathmandu, a Thanka/Mewar painting project in Nepal/India and building a studio/store in Jingdezhen.
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Sadly, though, Google Home could not translate from Italian back into English, which means my role as a translator for my mom's next visit will not be fully outsourced.
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Unions have so far blocked Diess's plan, which would involve cutting several hundred of the 22025,24 jobs involved in making plastic parts, an area competitors have long since outsourced.
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Trump himself, of course, personally outsourced countless jobs overseas with his own companies (and first-hand accounts indicatethat he never expressed any concern about denying jobs to American workers).
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President Trump tweeted Thursday evening that his scheduled meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping next week will be "very difficult," citing outsourced jobs and past trade deals he opposes.
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However, the response seems over the top, especially when you consider that it was devised as a workaround to deal with an unforeseen technical issue involving a outsourced company.
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And we know that this President outsourced the selection of his pool of potential nominees to a pair of right-wing outfits, the Federalist Society and the Heritage Foundation.
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Boeing and its suppliers also outsourced some of its 737 Max software development and testing to temporary workers, some of whom were recent college graduates, Bloomberg reported in June.
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Manufacturing remains an important cornerstone of the American economy and while low-paying manufacturing jobs continue to be outsourced, this doesn't necessarily indicate that manufacturing is dead, or dying.
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The U.S. exited the Trans-Pacific Partnership under the Trump administration and Washington has historically outsourced development assistance to Latin American countries to institutions such as the World Bank.
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Its portfolio includes Sokowatch, a startup connecting local African retailers to international suppliers; the outsourced programmer placement and apprenticeship service, Andela; and the integrated pharmacy supplier and operator, mPharma.
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A wide range of IT services are commonly outsourced, as are accounting, payroll, legal, insurance, real estate, sales, customer support, human resources, staffing, consulting, marketing, public relations and design.
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With management of IRCs outsourced by the UK government to contractors like Serco, reports of human rights abuse have found their way from the immigration centers to the press.
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In Indiana they are attacking Senator Joe Donnelly, a vulnerable Democrat, as "Mexico Joe," a reference to a questionable accusation that he profited after his brother's business outsourced jobs.
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VICE News Tonight traveled to Manila to report on what's slowly becoming America's newest outsourced job, and embeds with the first 27 Filipino teachers hired by Chicago Public Schools.
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This is partly the fault of the annuity companies, since they have long outsourced the sales process to people who do not always have customers' best interests at heart.
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The all-male Republican Senators were so worried about repeating the derisive and denigrating treatment of Anita Hill that they outsourced their questioning to a female sex crimes prosecutor.
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So if you're worried about government inefficiency and bloat, we've outsourced most of that to the private sector, and I don't understand this fascination with getting rid of Medicaid.
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The U.S. originally "largely outsourced policy to Europe for many months, before deciding too late that it was going wrong," and then dragged Ukraine into its messy political spillover.
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But when it is reduced to a battery of rules, an emotionless regimen that can be bottled or outsourced, it becomes alienating and impersonal, just another form of wellness.
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From buying SaaS products and purchasing team lunches to securing freelancers for outsourced work, employees need access to purchasing power on behalf of their companies on a regular basis.
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We were competing with giant firms that could afford to pay much more, and the market would never support us raising our rates as an outsourced supplier that high.
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Finally, Cramer spoke with Gary Wojtaszek, the president and CEO of data center real estate investment trust CyrusOne, one of the top players in outsourced, cloud-based storage solutions.
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He associated Biden with the long-term stagnation of American wages, for which people on the left blame long-standing trade policies that they say led to outsourced jobs.
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Since the 2008 financial crisis, carmakers have outsourced more parts development and manufacturing to save cash and meet technological demands for electric vehicles, smartphone-compatible infotainment and autonomous driving.
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During the delay, Minsa outsourced sales from a local team to a third party, a business model change that prompted the two companies to cancel the transaction, Bunge said.
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With most such jobs automated out of existence or outsourced to other countries, big cities have become concentrated havens of opportunity for richer, younger, healthier, and highly educated people.
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Facebook again declined to give specifics when asked by VICE News, and instead offered a generic response regarding its content moderation — which is outsourced to CPL Resources in Dublin.
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So she was in the situation where they'd outsourced it to Bing and even though she wanted to ... I think she ideally would've liked to have done something internally.
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Miami Herald columnist Andres Oppenheimer, a veteran observer of U.S. Latin America policy, wrote last week that the Trump administration has effectively outsourced its Latin America policy to Rubio.
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And if there's an issue, you know that you can directly talk to someone in your company about it as your company doesn't rely on an outsourced payroll service bureau.
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They reckon about two dozen firms offer outsourced trading services with at least four, including Wells Fargo, BTON Financial and Arnold's Meraki Global Advisors, venturing into the business this year.
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The fake choices the Trump administration has given health care providers are a form of reproductive coercion, outsourced to medical professionals, to be carried out lest Satan have his win.
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We outsourced the work to our own partners, then amortized our cost over the year by charging startups monthly for the service, which made it easier for them to pay.
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In December of 2015, The Verge reported that Twitter didn't even make the app itself; the company outsourced development to a third-party digital studio in Seattle called Black Pixel.
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The documentary alleges that the candymaker outsourced gelatin production to a producer that used a farm where pigs had open wounds and pens covered in feces – or even dead pigs.
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Toyoda and Kobayashi want to instil more discipline in Toyota's sales and marketing teams, and to move in-house some of the jobs routinely outsourced today, the four sources said.
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According to CWA, that's because 5,000 call-center and customer service jobs have been outsourced to low-wage, non-union contractors operating in Mexico, the Philippines, and the Dominican Republic.
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Finally, the emergence of last-mile full-stack solutions like outsourced apprenticeships raises the question of whether enterprises might not only seek to outsource entry-level hiring, but all hiring.
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He rightfully emphasized that we have no idea what we're going to do when many, or most, of the world's jobs are outsourced to cheaper and faster artificially intelligent machines.
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A union official, meanwhile, blamed BA cost cutting for the travel chaos, saying the airline had laid off hundreds of IT staff last year and outsourced the work to India.
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Why it's a big deal: Large enterprises are turning more to outsourced tech project development as things like machine learning and blockchain gain traction within... Oh, who are we kidding?
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Such outsourced trading desks effectively work as units of "buy-side" investors like asset managers, and include all the analysis, administration and compliance services an in-house team would provide.
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The New York businessman, who has vowed to bring back American jobs that have been outsourced overseas and be tough on illegal immigration from Mexico, takes office on Jan. 20.
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In its statement, the PCS Union Culture Group also thanked Soueif for echoing the demands of the British Museum workers whose jobs have been outsourced to the service provider Carillion.
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Teleperformance is a global leader in outsourced call centers handling sales, support and all other functions of customer relations, and now employs 150,000 employees and has €2.4 billion in revenues.
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"The [Kickstarter] production will most likely be outsourced to a local manufacturer because I want to be sure I can bike over to their facility and ensure quality," Gulati said.
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The positions being moved to the Portuguese city of Porto would replace temporary posts or jobs the bank had previously outsourced in France, a source familiar with the matter said.
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In many ways, Nogales represents the flip side of free trade deals that have battered industrial cities in the Midwest, where jobs have been outsourced and manufacturing plants shut down.
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In place of a whole-of-government Iran policy that matches sanctions pressure with a pragmatic diplomatic endgame, the Trump administration has instead outsourced its strategy to the Treasury Department.
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We've already outsourced a lot; we can't remember phone numbers, addresses, birthdays — we even rely on images to jar our recollection of experiences, so it's natural we'll outsource some decisions.
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With the recent innovation of Amazon Dash buttons — branded clickers that automatically place an order for a specific product — the home is the interface and the pantry has been outsourced.
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Torstar has reached a deal to outsource printing of the Toronto Star to Transcontinental Printing, making it the latest Canadian newspaper whose printing is to be outsourced amid slowing readership.
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The controversy surrounding Ivanka Trump's maternity leave policy reflects two incredibly ignored issues in American culture: motherhood in an era of dual-income families and the complications of outsourced labor.
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In N.H.S. hospitals, this can mean that people doing identical jobs find themselves receiving starkly different pay and benefits simply because one person's job is outsourced while another's is not.
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Roughly half of the men and women working in the solar industry are installers, who earn a median wage of $26 an hour in a job that can't be outsourced.
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The trade confrontation pits the world's two largest economies against each other and could disrupt global supply chains for the tech and auto industries, sectors heavily reliant on outsourced components.
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In an attempt to secure a pay raise while sparing themselves the unseemliness of publicly voting for one, Albany lawmakers outsourced the job to a committee of four notable figures.
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But beyond that, a surge in house building would also be the jobs engine the country needs — decently paying blue-collar work that isn't going to be outsourced to China.
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Editorial President Trump's populist, antitrade deal rhetoric was always hard to believe coming from someone who outsourced production of his clothes and other merchandise to low-wage countries like China.
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That doesn't include the roughly 1,000 cleaning and building maintenance staffers whose jobs are being outsourced but who were given the opportunity to take new jobs at an outsourcing partner.
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One GM plant in Brazil took over some work on engines and bumpers that had previously been outsourced, saving $120 per vehicle - a significant figure for a low-cost vehicle.
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But O'Connor was both literally and figuratively a country club Republican, and her kind is anathema to the Federalist Society solons to whom President Trump has outsourced his judge picking.
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" The students were protesting the Goldsmith's use of outsourced cleaning staff and urging the university to bring services in-house as part of a broader campaign called "Justice for Cleaners.
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Despite what many contract manufacturers promise, the reality of outsourced manufacturing is that you are getting on an airplane to solve problems you could otherwise solve by walking across your building.
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Even the more specialized work top-tier Wagner members are believed to have done in Ukraine and Syria, though, has been outsourced to private contractors by the US and its allies.
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At a time when the fashion industry mostly outsourced production to China and other low-wage countries (as it still does), Mr Ortega decided to keep most manufacturing close to home.
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And I think, you know, because of a number of factors in society and so forth, people have sort of outsourced a bit of the way they feel to their doctor.
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Unable to face a flood of cheap Chinese imports around 2000, he outsourced operations to mainland China but found it to be a race to the bottom on quality and price.
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Challenging Industry Environment: The average selling price in the outsourced assembly and testing (OSAT) industry is declining due to intense competition amid a weak personal computer market and subdued smartphone growth.
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After the election -- and the Christie ouster -- the transition was outsourced in name to Pence, who led a largely inexperienced team, including Trump's family -- especially his daughter and son-in-law.
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But can all these manufacturing, service and knowledge-intensive jobs that were outsourced or offshored to China, India, and other places really be "brought back," as the candidates seem to believe?
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John Kasich's spokesman, Joe Andrews, told CNBC that in the Ohio governor's first year, the state sold and privatized a prison, outsourced operations and merged two facilities that were adjacently located.
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Finally, WalletHub knocked off points for hardships such as long workweeks or high rates of worksite fatalities, or jobs that were easily outsourced or automatized, based on research from Oxford University.
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When we talked to these companies the strong sense we got was if there had been a trusted provider of outsourced protein development they would have loved to work with us.
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The site looks like something a few cheap, outsourced web devs would hack up for a maple syrup company owner in Vermont who wanted to try his hand at online sales.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said Aviva had failed to ensure that it had adequate controls and oversight arrangements over client money and assets it outsourced to third party administrators. bit.
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For all of his authoritarian impulses, Trump has sent signals that in the increasingly unlikely event of his election next month, his would be the most outsourced presidency in recent memory.
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In outsourcing production, a process greased by decades of free trade deals, we simultaneously outsourced pollution to countries with even dirtier power grids, using the cheapest, dirtiest form of power: coal.
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SHARP STUMBLES WITH BET ON JAPAN | Sharp defied corporate orthodoxy more than a decade ago by building a new display factory at home in Japan, while rivals outsourced to cheaper companies.
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" Professor Erran Carmel of American University, who conducted a study on outsourced prison labor, disagrees: "The [inmates] learn what it means to wake up in the morning and go to work.
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We learned that a lot of the work is outsourced to the developing world, and one of the main spots is Manila in the Philippines, and almost nobody knows about it.
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Why it matters: This case reflects a new policy in Europe — particularly in Italy — that has effectively outsourced migrant rescue operations to the Libyan Coast Guard, which often violates human rights.
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Mike Pence, cut a deal with Carrier's parent company, the major manufacturing firm United Technologies, to keep about 1,000 jobs at the Indiana plant that had been scheduled to be outsourced.
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Named for progressive educator Francis Parker and philosopher John Dewey, Parker Dewey helps employers create "micro-internships": real projects that employers need done but that can be outsourced to college students.
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"In low-wage work we're seeing a lot more decisions that were made by a middle manager being outsourced to an algorithm," says Aiha Nguyen of the research organization Data & Society.
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Though the US had jurisdiction over the Bidens, Trump ignored extensive US corruption statutes and outsourced his concern for "corruption" to another country rather than have his own attorney general investigate.
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A handful of those patents are now being tested in a series of patent infringement lawsuits iRobot filed in April against Bissell, , Hoover Inc, Chinese outsourced manufacturers and other robovac makers.
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Banks in the EU must follow a "due diligence" process to assess risks before entering into outsourcing arrangements - and responsibility of a bank's management body can never be outsourced, EBA said.
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And, for corporate customers with questions, they can dial-an-expert from Osano's outsourced and freelance team of attorneys and privacy experts to help break down complex questions into bitesize answers.
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Some companies have increasingly touted these human workforces as a solution to criticism over inappropriate content, oftentimes relying on outsourced workers in a "call center" environment to handle the disturbing tasks.
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Not only has Italy has stopped coordinating migrant rescue missions in the southern Mediterranean, it has outsourced that responsibility to the Libyan Coast Guard, a ragtag outfit staffed by several militias.
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"We are transforming this from a hobby to a profession," says Mr Xu. So far DJI's training schemes, launched in June 2016 and outsourced to third parties, are available only in China.
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Capita, one of the major outsourcing companies in Britain, has benefited in recent years as central and local government and private-sector companies, facing tighter budgets, have outsourced work to cut costs.
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Whether it's standing up for her political beliefs, building a company with fully outsourced engineers or avoiding the usual startup fundraising runaround, Wolfe Herd follows her own instincts in building a business.
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"The programmatic advertising (and its codes) and audience development are outsourced, and CMC is looking into its overseas IT vendors to analyze the matter and any inconsistencies," read the statement from CMC.
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America liked the arrangement where clean, high-value design and services stayed in the United States and hard, dirty jobs like manufacturing, heavy industry, and rare earth mining were outsourced to China.
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Workers now face not only historic income inequality but great income insecurity due to the growing threat of their jobs being automated, outsourced or eliminated in the next round of corporate mergers.
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Facebook originally outsourced the practice of selecting fact-checkers to Poynter via this partnership in 2016 to avoid having to make any decisions about fact-checkers that could be clouded as biased.
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However, the asset manager faced persistent management turnovers in 2014-23530 and also some operational issues, particularly from errors in its provident fund registrations in 21147 that have been outsourced to SCB.
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Why it matters: The goal is to supercharge the meatless protein market, by basically creating an outsourced supplier, and it comes just as Beyond Meat prepares to test the public market's appetite.
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The way history is being written internally is that Healthcare 1.0 was outsourced to Speaker Ryan and HHS Secretary Tom Price, which is now seen at highest levels as a major mistake.
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S. trade war could disrupt supply chains for the technology and auto industries - sectors heavily reliant on outsourced components such as those supplied by Foxconn - and derail growth for the global economy.
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A smaller family detention center was already in operation in Berks County, Pa. The facilities in Dilley and Karnes are multimillion dollar money-making operation outsourced to private for-profit prison companies.
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Or JP Morgan has just outsourced hundreds of legal decisions to AI. Why talk to a lawyer when AI has 10,000s of legal precedents it can go through in a micro-second.
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"We have a world economy, and I think you gotta realize that and deal with that," Dan Panzica, IHS senior principal analyst for outsourced manufacturing and services, told me over the phone.
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Bug bounty programs grew in popularity over the past few years as companies launched not only their own private programs but also outsourced the effort to "hackers for hire" groups, like HackerOne.
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"Werner Baumann spoke about the prospect of weaker growth at the pharmaceutical business and mentioned considerations that some expenditures on pharma research could be outsourced," the works council said in a statement.
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And he outsourced production of handsets last year, meaning the company receives a cut from any devices sold by its partners rather than carrying the risk and revenue on its own books.
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Almost the entire supply chain for cyber crime can be outsourced, from the coding of malware, to the products that help malware evade security software, to the ultimate delivery of the malware.
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Its newly launched Used Gear website is the online iteration of its highly popular Garage Sales, and it offers both in-house and outsourced repairs and maintenance for your gear and apparel.
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The company, which reported the 83th quarterly fall in revenue on Thursday, sold some businesses, cut costs and outsourced some of its technical operations in its latest turnaround plan announced in January.
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"We're waking up a sleeping giant," Chief Investment Officer Tim Ryan said in a conference call, adding that 86 percent of the group's 78 billion euro unit-linked asset business was outsourced.
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It also provides the online retailer with what is essentially an outsourced group of sales associates to provide shoppers with tutorials for new technologies like Alexa that still call for some education.
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This is why I don't worry that my job will be outsourced by robots or AI. There's no thing in the world like positive sexual human energy, and my clients know this.
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A months-long CNN investigation has discovered that, in this election cycle, at least part of the campaign has been outsourced -- to trolls in the west African nations of Ghana and Nigeria.
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It would require loads of American businesses bringing existing components of their supply chains and outsourced services back onshore to avoid tariffs or other penalties — a process that takes time and money.
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With hair and nail salons across the country doing the right thing by closing their doors to limit the spread of COVID-19, self-care measures are evolving from outsourced to DIY.
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In December, we wrote about outsourced Google moderators who make $18.50 an hour for the unenviable, potentially PTSD-inducing job of moderating disturbing content on YouTube, with almost no paid medical leave.
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Building inspections have essentially been outsourced to a network of private engineers who are hired and paid for by the developers, creating conflicts of interest that can undermine even the best standards.
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On the bright side, the Knicks essentially outsourced Hardaway's development to the Hawks — which, given the dysfunction of the Jackson era, was one of the smartest moves that they could have made.
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The United States has outsourced the Libyan political crisis to a United Nations mission while pursuing a failed strategy to defeat ISIS with military action through airstrikes and support for local forces.
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Today, some of those jobs are being outsourced again — in the U.S. • Discovery Communications announced today an $11.9 billion deal to buy Scripps Networks Interactive, the owner of Food Network and HGTV.
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Mr. Abe has, in effect, outsourced the government's containment efforts to the population itself, while the state concentrates limited resources on the severely ill and makes little effort to increase those resources.
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However, it wasn't until four days later that the teams of outsourced moderators who work at firms like Cognizant and Accenture were informed that Facebook had made an exception for Reynolds' pubes.
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The recent wave of recalls and warnings from China has ignited worldwide concern about the safety of Chinese products, potentially mucking up a global system built, in large part, on outsourced manufacturing.
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On the anniversary of Trump's swearing-in, a group of Democratic Senators released a report on how the President has outsourced his decision-making to billionaires looking to advance their own interests.
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Hudson's Bay also said it has begun a voluntary restructuring program in its European merchandising department and outsourced its IT systems maintenance in North America to save about C$16 million annually.
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Mr. Shelton in turn outsourced the job to several other members of the Bloods, according to a new indictment in the case unsealed on Tuesday in the Eastern District of New York.
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Wixen also alleged that Spotify outsourced its work to a third party, licensing and royalty services provider the Harry Fox Agency, which was "ill-equipped to obtain all the necessary mechanical licenses".
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In case you missed it the first time around, the Calgary-based startup comes from Julia Cordray and Nicole McCullough — both non-technical founders who outsourced the app's development to Y Media Labs.
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The takeaway was that America, which has outsourced much of its manufacturing and lacks serious investment in industrial robotics, may miss out on the world's next radical shift in how goods are produced.
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A 51-page review by international air safety regulators, commissioned by the agency, released earlier this month found that more certification work for the 737 Max was outsourced to Boeing than originally intended.
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Major firms have adopted these scaled-up strategies and they've outsourced a lot of the adoption work to investors and incubators and angel investors, who are launching a fleet of a thousand ships.
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It was not clear if the Texas company was the only one associated with the 208 mistaken test results, as Irish smear tests have at times been outsourced to a number of companies.
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Herb White, CFP, started to transition the practice he founded, Life Certain Wealth Strategies, toward outsourced investment management over the past few years, allocating all new client money to be managed by TAMPs.
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The ultimate beneficiaries of pension schemes and investment funds should be able to vote in company elections; this power ought not to be outsourced to a few barons in the asset-management industry.
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Maskin said fiscal decisions should be outsourced to a non-elected body modeled on the European Central Bank, whose executive board is appointed by the European Council of heads of state or government.
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Shares for Envision Healthcare Holdings, one of the largest outsourced physician service providers, spiked about 8 percent Thursday as news surfaced of a potential merger with AmSurg — another major provider in the industry.
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It brought general and administrative expenses down $282 million year-on-year over the first six months as it curbed spending on travel, entertainment, marketing and PR, and cut its outsourced IT workforce.
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Reuters reported that Facebook outsourced its hate speech monitoring to the firm Accenture in a venture dubbed Project Honey Badger, which hired its first two Myanmar-language speakers three years ago in Manila.
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Donnie told me on the phone that it was his last day at Delphi Automotive, a General Motors supplier, and that his job and the entire company were getting outsourced to cut costs.
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In the summer of 2014, a little known boutique contractor from New Delhi, India, was trying to crack into the lucrative $13 billion a year market of outsourced government surveillance and hacking services.
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It brought general and administrative expenses down $23 million year-on-year over the first six months as it curbed spending on travel, entertainment, marketing and PR, and cut its outsourced IT workforce.
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ADP, which provides outsourced payroll and human resources management services, found that even when companies knew about the forms, not all of them have been compiling the often-complicated data to complete them.
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Steven Lindner handles recruiting for a number of fast-growing small businesses as executive partner of The Workplace Group, a provider of outsourced and strategic recruiting solutions in the New York City area.
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His work is predicated on the notion that too many critical decisions about our health have been outsourced to private actors who care more about their bottom line than their customers' well being.
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Telecommunications giant AT&T eliminated more than 10,000 U.S. jobs last year and outsourced some of those positions to contractors overseas, the Communications Workers of America (CWA) said in a report released Monday.
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If passed, the European Securities and Markets Authority would be able to intervene if it thought that too much business was being "delegated" or outsourced from the EU to firms outside the bloc.
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Trump promptly outsourced the new health care law to Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE and company.
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To date, more than 6900,2628 American workers have been certified under just one narrow government program as losing their jobs to NAFTA with more middle-class jobs being outsourced to Mexico every week.
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Unions blamed the meltdown on IT services being outsourced in 2016 to an Indian services company, but BA Chief Executive Alex Cruz says there is no connection between cost cutting and crashed computers.
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Trump followed up on those comments in a meeting with the chief executives of several top drugmakers, during which he said drug companies had outsourced production because of currency devaluation by other countries.
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Scaling up this hands-on work, guided by the latest climate science, can create a huge wave of green jobs that can't be computerized or outsourced, in urban forests and rural landscapes alike.
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Clinton's extensive field operation gives her a big advantage over Mr. Trump, whose campaign employs a relatively meager staff and has outsourced most get-out-the-vote activities to the Republican National Committee.
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The company combined its citizen services division, which handles everything from rehabilitation of low-risk offenders to education and workplace training and nursing care, with its support services unit that manages outsourced facilities.
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While preventing those 1,000 Carrier jobs from being outsourced is significant, it doesn't change the fundamental economic forces that have caused those kind of jobs from going overseas for the past half-century.
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Mr. Jones had planned to buy a laser cutting apparatus that would be able to do some production currently outsourced, but pressure on profit margins forced him to postpone the order in May.
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While Europe's mainstream leadership is perceived in many quarters to have been lax on migration, it has in fact quietly outsourced border management to countries with shady human rights records, curbing migration flows.
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Some states built their HAVA-mandated voter-registration databases in-house, but some outsourced this to Diebold and ES&S, the companies that made their voting machines, as well as to other firms.
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So while Trump likes to crow, in a hallucinatory fashion, that gays love him, we made do in June with a tweet from his outsourced conscience, by which of course I mean Ivanka.
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But they underscore just how critical chip-level security is, especially when those chips are broadly outsourced—not to mention how long it takes to fix these problems when they arise in IoT.
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One of the most popular methods for fulfilling deliveries today is through third-party logistics, which involves any company that provides outsourced services to move products and resources from one area to another.
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TriNet is one of the largest outsourced human resources providers in the United States, primarily for small-to-medium-sized businesses that may not have the funding to hire dedicated human resources staff.
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Something, somewhere is going to have to get outsourced today and the quality of that external work is largely going to be determined by how much you are willing to pay for it.
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So if you're worried about jobs getting outsourced to a country that is cheating because of lower wages or undercutting labor or environmental standards, that's something we understand on behalf of Canadian workers.
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Pilot agreements at the largest U.S. carriers restrict planes heavier than 86,000 pounds (39 tonnes) and with more than 76 seats from being outsourced to regional affiliates which are less costly to operate.
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Security researchers warned Tuesday that some AMD processors contain "critical" vulnerabilities, as well as backdoors that the researchers claimed were put in place in systems outsourced to a third-party manufacturer by AMD.
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It appeared as if the contractor outsourced its resume-processing to a third-party company, which then failed to delete the data after assuring the contractor it would be removed from an Amazon server.
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Responsibility for recovery would remain firmly in each client's hands, but some aspects of recovery that tend to be sticking points for adults with anorexia could be outsourced to their support people as needed.
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Her first screen appearance came in 2011 on NBC's Outsourced, making her the first South Asian transgender woman on TV. From there, she's appeared in shows like Difficult People, New Amsterdam, and High Maintenance.
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If passed by the Senate, the measure would relax restrictions on temporary workers, introduce guarantees for outsourced work and let collective bargaining agreements between unions and employers override some rules of the labor code.
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In an AFL-CIO poll of its members, 20203 percent said they opposed NAFTA, and 22020 percent said the TPP would have been bad for American workers, leading to outsourced jobs and lower wages.
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" In the film, the deputy president of MCC, Zhengou Liu, claims those villagers were informed in advance, and says that "MCC has outsourced some jobs to Afghan companies and is providing jobs to Afghans.
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According to SZ, Facebook has outsourced content moderation in Germany to a company called Arvato, and the work has taken a toll on those responsible for removing hate speech, child pornography, and fake news.
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Using outsourced help – whether that's using a virtual assistant to help you book travel or hiring a development firm to build your website – is something that nearly all businesses need from time to time.
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Nine years ago, Meisel was diagnosed with Crohn's Disease, and found he needed to reduce his own stress levels by slowing down how much he was doing – leading to a need for outsourced help.
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"The IWF is one of the very few international federations which has already outsourced its testing program to an independent Anti-Doping Commission, completely independent from weightlifting and any national federations," the Hungarian said.
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"Insurers must put in place adequate measures to make sure that claims and complaints and handled fairly, especially where those functions are outsourced," Mark Steward, the FCA's director of enforcement and market oversight, said.
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India's IT outsourcing giants split their sales into bland categories such as "solutions" and "application development", which sound better than "work outsourced by American clients to our lowly paid staff in Mumbai and Bangalore".
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Josiah Zayner, a biochemist who formerly worked for NASA and advocates for lay science, says that complex tasks like measuring purity and dosages could be outsourced to individuals with the proper machinery and expertise.
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But not what we expected: When you hear that the toilets represent the slickness of the iPhones, you expect a proprietary design, not the kind of outsourced design that, say, Samsung could effectively employ.
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The clause effectively protects well-paid pilot jobs at major airlines, as it prevents the carrier from using bigger planes on outsourced regional routes, which generally pay less well and have inferior working conditions.
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A handful of those patents are now being tested in a series of patent infringement lawsuits iRobot filed in April against Bissell, Stanley Black & Decker, Hoover Inc, Chinese outsourced manufacturers and other robovac makers.
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Over the last several decades, Congress has outsourced key trading decisions to the executive branch, and taking back that power would require a serious, united front from GOP leaders in a midterm election year.
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"The IWF is one of the very few international federations which has already outsourced its testing programme to an independent Anti-Doping Commission, completely independent from weightlifting and any national federations," the Hungarian said.
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And federal contractors are outsourcing more than ever—over 10,000 of the 93,000 jobs outsourced have been from federal contractors, and nearly 7,000 of them from just three: General Motors, Boeing, and United Technologies.
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"What most people don't realize is just the sheer scale of the intelligence work force that is outsourced," said Peter W. Singer, a national security expert at New America, a think tank in Washington.
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Since joining Zurich-based GAM in September 2014, Chief Executive Alexander Friedman has overhauled part of the company's senior management team, closed or merged almost 70 funds, and outsourced its middle and back offices.
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But Aaron Hantman, CEO at outsourced trading firm Tourmaline Partners, told Business Insider that recently, when hiring for open trader positions in his firm's Sydney office, he saw an influx of Hong Kong applications.
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Shares in Link Administration Holdings Ltd gained as much as 9.8 percent to their highest since May 9 after the outsourced administration service provider reported a 67.5 percent jump in full-year net profit.
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"Western New York bears the scars of poorly negotiated past free trade agreements; scars like lost jobs, shuttered factories, and a generation lost to economic opportunities that were outsourced to foreign competitors," said Rep.
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Kim is doing "document review," which any young associate will tell you is the lowest form of grunt labor — so low that it is now outsourced to foreign countries as a cost-saving measure.
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All kinds of editorial decisions are now outsourced to Facebook's News Feed, Chartbeat, or other forms of editorial automation, while the hands of many flesh-and-blood editors are tied to so many algorithms.
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The Irish Health Department outsourced cervical cancer smear tests to a lab in Texas, and at least 209 women were at first mistakenly cleared between 2010 and 2014; at least 18 have since died.
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S. trade war could disrupt supply chains for the technology and auto industries - sectors heavily reliant on outsourced components such as those supplied by Foxconn - and derail growth for the global economy, analysts say.
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She delves into the size and location of factories, whether manufacturing is outsourced or fully owned, the use of dyes and synthetics in production, transparency of supply chain and a company's long-term intentions.
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In reality, Kim I outsourced the creation of his memoirs to a team of propaganda novelists who drew upon revolutionary novels and films to produce an idealized (and highly fictional) account of his life.
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Essential tasks outsourced for cheapChapman, who initially worked for McGinn Security and later SOS Security, was among the first employees who passengers would meet when they stepped out of their cabs at Philadelphia Airport.
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Many wealthy countries have effectively "outsourced" a big chunk of their carbon pollution overseas, by importing more steel, cement and other goods from factories in China and other places, rather than producing it domestically.
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Between 1995 and 2015, the report found, as wealthier countries like Japan and Germany were cutting their own emissions, they were also doubling or tripling the amount of carbon dioxide they outsourced to China.
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A United pilot union rule that caps seating capacity on outsourced regional airlines, which operate these jets, prevents United from adding more seats aboard the new planes, said Frank Benenati, a spokesman for United.
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Last Christmas, moderators at the outsourced sites, which remained open, saw Facebook's response time slow so dramatically that many believed the Facebook teams that oversaw their work had been given the winter holidays off.
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It is hard to track exact numbers because job titles vary across companies, some employees are under nondisclosure agreements, much of the work is outsourced and there tends to be a high turnover rate.
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Like many major U.S. companies, AT&T has been shifting jobs for years now — but 2019 was especially noteworthy, as workers claimed that as many as 3,000 finance jobs were being outsourced to Accenture.
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A quick way to increase scrutiny of these claims would be to apply the same standards of transparency found in outsourced services to public-sector providers, but this seems sadly remote in today's political climate.
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For the most part, the first tasks to be outsourced to machines are the most routine, since these jobs are relatively easy to reduce to quantifiable parameters that can be used to train an algorithm.
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"Clearly, millions of people in developing countries can be expected to turn to outsourced work as internet access (covering more than 40 per cent of the world's population in 2017) continues to grow," it said.
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Sales positions in growing industries, including medical technology and outsourced services, as well as businesses with aging workforces (insurance, finance and real estate) offer some of the best chances for a lucrative entry-level position.
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"Some of our outsourced staff, including cabin crew, have stayed away from work from Friday and we are working with their employer to resolve any issues they may have," the airline said in a statement.
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The global outsourced data centers market is estimated at revenues of about $91 billion a year and is expected to grow at an annual pace of 35% by 2022 to reach $307 billion, Azrieli said.
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G4S, which provides outsourced services such as guarding, aviation screening and mobile patrols, said organic revenue growth was 4.4 percent in the period, with all regions growing apart from the Middle East and India region.
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In terms of raw numbers, setting a classroom of 25 students up with MinecraftEdu carries a one-time cost of $391 — and that's the end of it unless the educator opts for outsourced server hosting.
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Since taking office, however, Trump has done nothing concrete to put more Americans to work, beyond the deal he struck with air-conditioning giant Carrier to keep some 5003 jobs from being outsourced to Mexico.
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In consideration of recent news, we will also need clarity around the contracts our cleaning staff will be required to sign in order to keep their jobs, which are being outsourced to a third party.
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As the chief executive officer of a U.S.-based, non-outsourced software company, with nearly 30 years of experience with major IT companies, I've seen how blanket replacement strategies and new unproven technologies have fared.
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It is a future where U.S. corporations that have outsourced factories and jobs voluntarily return to America to rebuild our country, because of Trump's plan to slash corporate tax rates from 35% to around 15%.
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And since Trump has effectively outsourced his judicial appointments to the Federalist Society, the incubator of far-right thinking on the law, recourse to the federal courts on voting rights may be a fading notion.
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Facebook currently doesn't have a single employee in Myanmar, relying instead on an outsourced, secretive operation in Kuala Lumpur – called Project Honey Badger – to monitor hate speech and other problematic posts, the Reuters investigation showed.
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One of the outliers was an agency that outsourced some of its web services and it turned out that the contractor doesn't have the ability to implement multi-factor authentication -- a requirement of the directive.
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Contemporary trade agreements may be nominally concerned with rules and tariffs, but their primary outcome has been to tilt the playing field in favor of foreign investors, which merely continues a cycle of outsourced production.
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" Arlie Hochschild, a professor of sociology at Berkeley, is the author, most recently, of "Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right" and "The Outsourced Self: Intimate Life in Market Times.
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And whether the issue was Medicare, Medicaid or Obamacare, prior heads of the agency were often quoted, profiled and in the news, so current officials said they're puzzled why so much work is being outsourced.
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Tech companies, many of which have outsourced their manufacturing outside the United States and have advanced trends like automation, are not in a particularly strong position to argue they have spread jobs throughout the country.
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Facebook currently doesn't have a single employee in Myanmar, relying instead on an outsourced, secretive operation in Kuala Lumpur — called Project Honey Badger — to monitor hate speech and other problematic posts, the Reuters investigation showed.
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An outsourced army of voiceless workers who are tasked with moderating at high speed the very worst stuff that's uploaded to Facebook — exposing themselves to psychological stress, emotional trauma and worse, per multiple media reports.
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Over the past century, as ageing in the rich world became medicalised, care for the elderly was outsourced to retirement or nursing homes (a model that emerging economies such as China are now beginning to copy).
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Cazenave said taking time to consult employees was necessary to get government employees on board and to review which public services still need to be ran by government, and which can be outsourced or even abandoned.
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These new models will still have to rely on in-house expertise for incident response, but can shift to outsourced personnel or services organizations certain tasks such as first-line analysis and various security operations functions.
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The move to 3D printing at Boston Children's Hospital started when the simulation department tried to create a model of a mandible that was better than the outsourced molds they would purchase from companies, he said.
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And because cleaning is not a high-paying endeavor — whether it's done for free by the person residing in that home or outsourced to a professional — price point is where the conversation around brooms gets tricky.
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